A Whirlwind Marriage with the Beautiful CEO novel Chapter 1934

Chapter 1934 

Upon encountering the ancient tome, the three young men quivered with 

anticipation. 

“The Dragon Tome! It must be the legendary Dragon Tome of the Lannister 

family!” 

Wyatt exclaimed with fervor, his voice echoing with excitement. 

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Gwain, however, took a more measured approach, intentionally challenging 

Finley. “Finley, can we truly trust your word? Don’t back out and bring 

reinforcements if you lose.” 

“Hmph, I have served the old master for fifty years. My word is as solid as the 

decree of the Summerton Palace,” Finley declared with conviction before 

adding a stipulation. “If you win and take the scripture, I hope you will leave 

quietly and not cause further disturbances in Summerton Palace.” 

Hank and Wyatt exchanged wary glances, feeling that the process was 

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Gwain dismissed their concerns, agreeing with unwavering resolve, “Fine. If I 

lose, I will never mention the Dragon Tome again. If fortune favors me and I 

win, I trust Mr. Ford will honor his promise.” 

“As an old man, I have always adhered to my word,” Finley replied with 

solemnity. “Now, will the three of you attack together, or shall you fight one by 

one?” 

You’re d*mn bold! 

Hank and Wyatt couldn’t help but chuckle. It was the first time anyone had 

dared to speak to their leader, Mr. Gwain, in such a manner. 

“No need.” 

Gwain stepped forward with an air of pride, his posture dignified. “I will face 

Mr. Ford’s skill alone. Should I be defeated, I will leave without protest.” 

“Good.” 

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Finley rose, and with a swift motion of his hands, a powerful wave of energy 

surged through the air, stirring the surrounding winds into a tempestuous 

frenzy. 

Hank and Wyatt watched in awe, recognizing that Finley’s inner strength far 

surpassed that of a mere martial master. He was undoubtedly a figure of 

immense renown in the martial world. 

“Let us engage in a gentlemanly duel. Please, proceed.” 

Finley gestured with a graceful sweep of his hand. 

“Please.” 

Though younger, Gwain’s pride prevented him from making the first move. 

Since Finley held back, he would follow suit. 

Having navigated countless battles, Finley had encountered many warriors. 

He saw Gwain’s arrogance not as a unique trait but as a potential flaw in 

combat. 

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Seeing Gwain’s reluctance to initiate, Finley seized the chance and launched 

his assault. 

Each strike from Finley was a blaze of intensity, each blow brimming with 

searing power, forcing Gwain into a defensive stance almost immediately. 

Watching from the sidelines, Hank and Wyatt broke into a cold sweat on 

Gwain’s behalf. 

Despite Finley’s relentless barrage of ten attacks, he failed to overcome 

Gwain. The momentum of the battle soon shifted. 

Gwain found a crack in Finley’s defenses and delivered three consecutive 

strikes with precision. 

To a battle–hardened veteran like Finley, Gwain’s techniques were not only a 

marvel to behold but also a formidable challenge. Each move was both 

elegant and lethal, with a deadly intent behind every strike. 

“Well done.‘ 

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“Mr. Gwain is extraordinary.” 

Wyatt and Hank cheered with exhilaration as the battle swung in Gwain’s 

favor. 

Yet, Finley was far from being an easy opponent. Even against Gwain, one of 

the most formidable martial artists of his generation, Finley remained 

steadfast through ten more exchanges, refusing to concede defeat. 

The temple trembled under the force of their combat, its very foundation 

seeming to shudder with every blow. 

At the critical moment, Finley unleashed his ultimate technique–The Third 

Style of the Six Sun Palm. 

Unwilling to be overshadowed, Gwain countered with the Lannister family’s 

most lethal skill, the Merged Finger, aiming to overwhelm Finley in a head–on 

clash. 

Finley, understanding the peril of a confrontation, chose to withdraw at the 

last moment, narrowly avoiding mutual destruction.