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A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 769

Elbert's arrogance made Bernard stop in his tracks.

He slowly turned around, his eyes seemingly filled with an entire galaxy, glinting with a merciless, cold light like a hardened sword.

Clearly, Bernard’s killer instincts were flaring up, but Elbert still marched up to him, completely fearless.

"If you win, my girl can keep you company for the night; how about that?"

Elbert, hands in his pockets, arrogantly taunted Bernard.

The woman following Elbert sneakily eyed Bernard.

His silver-gray hair was casually swept back. Although the color didn't match his regal demeanor, his strikingly handsome face was still a sight to behold. His appearance and physique were top-notch, enough to make hearts race. The masculine pheromones he gave off were like a beast lurking in the deep sea—potent and invasive, enough to make one flush at a single glance.

Elbert's girl thought that spending a night in the arms of such a man would be an unforgettable experience.

She gently lifted a finger, twirling her long hair around it, striking a seductive pose, and constantly throwing flirty glances at Bernard.

But Bernard paid no heed to her advances; his icy, fierce eyes were like sharp blades, fixed on Elbert.

"How do you want to die?"

Elbert's wager, win or lose, was nothing more than a sick joke. If he had the guts to provoke him, he was basically asking for death!

"Mr. Laurence, lighten up a bit."

Elbert said this with a smirk on his face full of audacity and arrogance.

"I just asked you for a game of chance; I didn't ask you to do anything else. Why so tense?"

Bernard snorted coldly, his eyes full of disdain.

"Why should I gamble with you?"

Elbert looked up, his eyes filled with arrogance and defiance. He looked past Bernard to Eleanor at his side.

"Because I once saved her."

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