Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 77

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“Allow me to demonstrate?” He asked, stepping around me. He walked over to the archery set and placed the quiver on his back. He grabbed an arrow from the quiver picked up the bow off the ground and walked over to the target; he stood a distance from the target.

He placed the arrow in the bow and released the string. It hit its bullseye within seconds. I was about to tell him that he was pretty close to the target and a toddler could do that. But then he stepped away from the target, gaining more distance and he repeated the process, slicing the initial arrow in the middl

I gasped, never seeing an arrow get destroyed like that

He continued to take numerous steps back and then destroyed the current arrow on the target. Not before long, he was halfway across the field; he pulled the string back and released the arrow. It flew through the air before I could blink, and I heard the cracking of the arrow that was already on the target; the new arrow sliced it right down the middle.

Broken arrows continued to pile up on the ground as he continued to slice through each one. By the time he reached the last arrow, he was completely on the other side of the field. I could barely even see him with how far away he was. Even Irene was squinting in the distance to try to get a glimpse of him.

Soon, the arrow was flying straight through the sky and smacking the target with all its force, not only did the arrow already on the target practically explode, but the entire target fell to the ground, mak all of us jump in shock.

My mouth nearly hit the ground. I looked off in the distance to see Walter running back towards us; his blond curls blowing in the wind and his shirt was now off, revealing his muscly and toned body. He smirked as he neared us and when he stopped in front of us, it seemed as if he didn’t even break sweat. “That was awesome!!” Mat exclaimed. “How did you do that??”

“Years of practice,” Walter said, rubbing the top of his head. “I can teach you sometime.”

“Yes, please!!” He practically begged.

I folded my arms across my chest and stared up at him.

“That was quite impressive,” I said, raising my brows at him. “But you owe us a new set of arrows.”

He grinned and pulled his phone out of his pocket; he dialed a number and then pressed the phone to his cheek

“Get me a new bow and arrow set; the best you can find,” he ordered whoever was on the other end of the line. “Send them to my uncle’s Villa.”

He hung up without another word.

“You really do have connections,” I said, eyeing him carefull

“I never claim to be anyone that I’m not,” he said, histone low