Caleb’s POV:


    “Great! I’ll be the referee,” the purple-haired she-wolf announced.


    She seemed to be worried that Han would go back on his word.


    Han frowned with displeasure.


    “Who said you could be the referee?” “What’s wrong?” His words seemed to piss off the she-wolf.


    “I’m aw enforcer.


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    Just now, I felt that this she-wolf Looked a little familiar, and I now realized that she was the police officer named Zoe.


    “Okay, you can be the referee,” I said, pointing at Zoe.


    “At least someone here knows what I‘m worth,” Zoe grumbled, shooting Han a murderous re.


    “Han, I doubt you’ll win.


    ”


    Han Laughed angrily.


    “Just you wait.


    ”


    A slight smile tugged at the corners of Zoe’s mouth.


    She tucked a stray strand of purple hair behind her ear and said, “Oh? Is that so? Okay, I’LL wait and see.


    I just hope that you won’t lose too terribly.


    ” Han rolled his eyes at her in exasperation


    Seeing this exchange, I felt that the two looked like a couple who liked to quarrel with each other.


    In fact, Han and Zoe seemed to be a better match for each other than he and Debra.


    “Enough with the bullshit.


    Let’s begin!”


    Zoe raised her ss, announcing the start of thepetition.


    Han and I picked up our darts.


    Before we started, Han suddenly asked, “Caleb, what was your rtionship with Debra before?”


    I knew that Han was only trying to distract me, but my hand remained very stable.


    I threw the dart and hit the bull’s eye.


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    “Our rtionship was very special,” I answered him vaguely.


    Before he threw his dart, I asked, “What about you? What’s your rtionship with Debra? Are you and Debra just pretending to be a couple as a cover for whatever you’re doing in Roz Town?”


    Han was stunned.


    A trace of panic shed across his eyes.


    This, coupled with Zoe’s booing, caused his first dart to miss its target.


    “Han, we agreed that the Loser has to promise the winner one thing, no matter what.


    ” I approached Han and added in his ear, “If you lose, you have to answer my question.


    That’s what I want from you.


    ”


    Han’s expression hardened.


    He seemed to want to say something, but in the end, he stayed silent.


    Over the next few rounds, he became much more cautious.


    I thought I would win for sure, but it turned out that I had underestimated Han.


    He hit the bull’s eye several times.


    Even Zoe, who seemed hell-bent on destroying Han, couldn’t help but mutter in surprise, “This idiot’s good.


    ”


    It didn’t take Long before Han’s score caught up to mine.


    I knew I couldn’t risk being careless.


    I concentrated on throwing the darts, drowning out any distractions.