Chapter 106

The spectators had only seen Lucille wave a hand before Yves had fallen into the pond.

It was terrifying—all she'd done was stand there and move a hand, yet it had been enough to make Yves fall. Everyone suddenly felt like they were the ones who'd grossly underestimated her.

Kent was taken aback by how things had played out. He hadn't known that Lucille was capable of something like this, and his admiration for her grew.

Lucille had never intended to draw blood during this "fight", so she'd taken the easy way out by throwing Yves into the pond. It was enough to teach him a lesson.

After all, they were at Layton Manor, and she didn't need to take things too far. The bet had just been an excuse.

Scarlett, who was closest to Lucille, was dumbfounded. What had just happened? How had Yves ended up in the pond?

Everyone else was also stunned. It was pathetic for someone who was supposed to be as strong as a pro wrestler to end up being thrown into a pond in less than a minute. Yves ha