The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride
Chapter 147 Rules

Mia rambled on to Vera and Randall about Sebastian for ten minutes.

She said, "Such a cute guy, and Sebastian thinks he's annoying. He was the heartthrob at the police academy! My parents support my dating, but my brother is just weird. Last night, he even told me not to hang out with you guys." Vera, who was listening intently, rolled up her sleeves. "Mia, what time does Sebastian get off work today? Let's have a fight."

Sebastian dared to interfere with their relationships, and even though he was Mia's brother, she was ready to fight him.

Mia said, "Sebastian thinks that since Vera is married and has a family, I'll get envious and blindly chase after marriage. And since Randall is a man, he thinks it's unsafe for me to be around him." Randall, feeling misunderstood again, said, "But in your eyes, I'm not even a man."

Mia replied, "Well, Sebastian doesn't know that. So last night, I cursed him silently while trying to sleep. It pissed me off that he invades others' privacy and has controlled me."

After hearing Mia's rant, Vera remembered something.

She looked at Randall and said, "Randall, actually, I cursed you today too."

Randall was confused. What did he do?

Mia was also curious to hear what Vera had to say. "You went home with Patrick last night. Did you two make up?"

Vera shook her head.

"Almost, but I still replace it ridiculous."

Men couldn't resist desires. She was already asleep, and he still had the desire to kiss her.

Today, she only had red marks on her neck. If she pretended not to care, her whole body might be covered in hickeys tomorrow. Mia and Randall looked at her curiously.

Vera subtly said, "Why do you think I'm wearing a turtleneck?"

For some reason, the two long-time singles immediately understood Vera's implication.

Even though they hadn't experienced it, they just got it.

"You and him?" Mia's expression was conflicted. Just the other night, she had told Vera not to get intimate with him so soon, and now...

Vera shook her head. "Nothing happened. Just remember, men are all scoundrels. None of them are good. Except for Randall." Before Randall could start feeling touched, Mia stated her true thought, "You don't see him as a man, do you?" Vera nodded.

They were all in a gloomy mood the entire morning.

In the afternoon, a piece of news excited them, including Randall.

They often had disagreements over trivial matters, but when it came to crucial moments, they were always loyal to each other. However, there was one thing they never argued about!

That was the matter of the Golden Arena.

What was the Golden Arena?

Few people know.

In Zandonick, it was a casino established by an organization called Shadow Syndicate United.

No one knew who the organizers were.

All they knew was that it was an underground boxing club.

The bets placed here were solely related to combat skills.

Many wealthy people heard about this place and come to watch. If they found someone they like, they took them as bodyguards.

Of course, it also depended on whether the person was willing.

When they entered, they needed to disguise themselves and hide their true identities.

This was ;to reduce trouble for them.

There wasn't just one Golden Arena.

This casino had specific rules, with nine levels from the first to the ultimate.

The first level was the entry-level, open to everyone.

The second level was called the Green Arena, with 512 people holding green cards.

With so many participants, they were considered the lowest-ranking contestants in the arena.

The third level was called the Cyan Arena, with 256 people holding cyan cards. These people had to eliminate half of the 512 green cardholders in a PK match to obtain the cyan card.

The fourth level was the Blue Arena, where the 128 winners who eliminated half of the 256 cyan cardholders held blue cards.

The first four levels were not worth worrying about.

Because it also depended on luck.

Opponents in the first four levels were randomly assigned by swiping cards. Some people had to face ten opponents, while others didn't have to face any.

For example, Vera, it seemed like fate wanted to test her, making her draw an opponent every time.

In the entry-level arena, she knocked down three people before she was eligible to get a green card.

When advancing to the cyan card, she was unlucky enough to have to challenge five people before finally advancing.

When advancing from the cyan card to the blue card, fate played a joke on her, making her draw eight opponents! To advance, Vera had to make all eight opponents admit defeat simultaneously. If she lost to even one, she wouldn't qualify. Vera fought desperately and won all eight matches, successfully making all the Shadow Syndicate United participants remember a woman called "Heroine."

Vera's code name was Heroine.

In that intense match, Vera almost had her wrist broken but refused to give up. She endured the pain and finished the last match, successfully advancing to the intermediate level.

After that match, she lay on the ground, unable to move. Exhausted, she couldn't get up. Mia was so scared she cried and called an ambulance, and Randall showed his manly side by carrying Vera to the hospital. Lying in the hospital bed, Vera comforted them, "I'm fine, my arm won't be useless."

Since the establishment of the Golden Arena, only one person has continuously challenged and defeated ten opponents to win. However, that was a man, while the person called "Heroine" was a woman.

She single-handedly defeated eight men and advanced.

That day, someone was watching the match.

Afterward, the people from Shadow Syndicate United kept investigating the person known as "Heroine."

Vera seemed to vanish from the world for a year, and no one knew her whereabouts. The investigation into her eventually came to nothing.

Only Randall and Mia knew that Heroine had gone to take entrance exams for a year and was only released after the exams were over. However, some people relied on luck to make it to the end.

Like Randall.

He was foolish, timid, and cowardly, but he had good luck.

In the entry-level arena, he gave his opponent $30,000 to get a green card.

When advancing to the cyan card, Vera was fighting on stage, and he was cheering from below.

Why didn't he compete? Because the machine didn't assign him an opponent. He did nothing but cheer, and he became a cyan cardholder.

When advancing from the cyan card to the blue card, Randall drew an opponent. Seeing the opponent's strong physique, he was ready to raise the white flag. But before the match started, the opponent clutched his stomach, fell to the ground in pain, and was taken to the hospital.

So, he won by default and became one of the 128 blue cardholders.

Meanwhile, Vera fought hard, almost breaking her arm, to get a blue card.

Of course, Mia had her tricks to advance to the blue card.

She spent money.

Green card? Bought it.

Cyan card? Paid the opponent!

Blue card? Paid the opponent a lot of money!