Master Blair's Fiery Pursuit novel Chapter 25

‘It’s Mable!

‘It’s her!’

Although she was wearing a mask, Blair still recognized her at a glance by her figure.

“Mable! Get down here!”

Blair shouted at the top of his lungs, pushing through the crowd and rushing toward the ring.

‘This d*mned woman. Does she know what she’s doing?

‘She was injured only a few hours ago, and now she dares to go up there and fight someone in the ring.

‘She’s being reckless!’

“Mable! Get down here!”

Blair desperately wanted to rush to the bottom of the ring, but the crowd was too excited, and he could not squeeze in.

Soon, the match began.

The instant the bell rang, Sonora lunged at Dwayne like lightning and landed a punch on his face in the blink of an eye.

Dwayne was also not to be trifled with. Even though he was punched, he reacted very quickly to counterattack.

Seeing that Dwayne was swinging his fist at Sonora’s head, Blair’s heart was at his throat. He wanted very badly to fly into the ring to block the hit for her.

Nonetheless, at this moment, Sonora moved nimbly to dodge the attack. In the next second, she leaped in the air to Dwayne’s side and punched hard in his ribs.

Dwayne let out a muffled grunt on the stage and almost fell to his knees.

The audience was constantly shouting below the stage, and the atmosphere was getting more intense. The air was filled with excitement and madness.

Triggered, Dwayne began to strike harder, but Sonora skillfully dodged his attacks every time.

The more this went on, the more passive Dwayne became. After a dozen exchanges, his body was quite wounded, and his face was swollen like a pig’s head.

On the other hand, not only was Sonora not injured at all, but her hair was not even messy.

How was this a fight? It was a one-sided abuse of Dwayne by Sonora.

The match did not last long. Within ten minutes, Dwayne was directly kicked off the stage by Sonora with a roundhouse kick, and he passed out.

Once again, the arena erupted with loud cheers and shouts. Everyone was screaming Sonora’s name.