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Chapter 2364

Strolling down the bustling main street of the town, Estelle and her friend found themselves amidst a crowd, stopping every now

and then to marvel at the array of ties lining the shops.

They hadn't quite made it to the end of the street when Estelle's phone buzzed - it was Magdalen on the line. "Ella, where are you?

Hurry over here, | need backup!"

Estelle frowned, "What happened?"

"I'm at the shooting range, and someone's been givinga hard time!" Magdalen sounded furious. "Her boyfriend's a pro shooter,

cocky as hell. | need to show them there's always a bigger fish!"

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Estelle couldn't help but chuckle, "A bigger fish, huh?"

"Stop it with the fish! Just get over here. I've already talked big, and now | need to back it up!"

"Alright, sendyour location!" Estelle replied, knowing full well she'd never find Magdalen in the sprawling town without it.

"Done!" Magdalen hung up.

Turning to Jonathan, Estelle said, "Let's go back Magdalen up!"

"What's going on?" Jonathan asked.

"She's in trouble at the shooting range." After getting the location from Magdalen, Estelle grabbed Jonathan's hand, and they

quickly made their way to the range.

Upon arrival, Magdalen, who had been on the lookout, spotted them first and hurried over from under a sun umbrella. "Let's show

them what we're made of!"

"Where are they?" Estelle inquired.

"That couple shooting over there!" Magdalen pointed.

Morrison Langston, sitting nearby, handed Jonathan a bottle of water with a wry smile. "Thepetitive spirit in women... It could

turn a mountain into a magic beanstalk!"

Jonathan laughed silently, taking a seat.

"Are you not going to help?" Morrison asked.

Jonathan remained calm, "Ella can handle it."

At the shooting line, a couple was taking turns. The guy was impressively accurate, hitting the bull's-eye at twenty meters with two

shots. Prizes were awarded for hitting targets at different distances, and the girl was already clutching a giant teddy bear, cheering

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