Chapter 453 – A Turning Point in Unstoppable Unforgiven (Shermaine and Joshua) by Free Collection
In this chapter of Unstoppable Unforgiven (Shermaine and Joshua), Free Collection introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 453 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Novel genre.
Chapter 453
It was a shame Joshua couldn’t be there to witness the birth of their chili.
But given the way things were, Shermaine didn’t dwell on it. She wasn’t someone who let emotion cloud her judgment when the stakes were nich
If anything, she was more worried about him. He knew her due date was near, and knowing Joshua, he was probably pacing, restless, unable to slegs
And she was right. Joshua hadn’t had a decent night’s rest in days. Insomnia wore him thin, his mood turning increasingly volatile.
Joshua hadn’t had a decent night’s rest in days. Insomnia wore him thin, his mood turning increasingly volatile.
But under his command, the organization had risen swiftly. Their reputation surged through the underground, swallowing up independent cells and consolidating power.
Once considered a mid–tier group, barely scraping the top thirty, Eagle Assassins now stood comfortably among the top fifteen, striking enough fear into rival factions to keep them quiet.
The night passed. By ten the next morning, the Top Hundred Tournament began.
The venue could hold several thousand people and was streamed live across the networks, with betting pools open to the public.
Shermaine’s popularity had soared, not just among women, but men too. Her presence stirred admiration and awe in equal measure.
As they left the hotel, Jasmine glanced nervously at Shermaine’s stomach. She couldn’t help but worry the baby, stirred by the roar of the crowd,
decided it was time.
Inside the arena, Shermaine moved with calm efficiency. She wore loose, comfortable clothing and settled at the gaming table like she owned the room.
Today’s game was a simplified variation of poker. Similar mechanics, fewer complexities.
From the very first round, her luck was uncanny. Every hand she drew was golden, and people began whispering it was rigged.
But with surveillance drones watching from every angle, cheating was impossible.
Midway through the match, she felt a kick. The baby had woken up and wasn’t being subtle about it. Shermaine picked up her pace, playing faster and offering a polite smile. “Let’s be honest. You’re not gonna win. So do us all a favor and stop dragging it out, yeah?”
Her three opponents exchanged awkward glances, visibly deflated.
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