Chapter 491

Chapter 491:

She wasn’t certain if Wendy had directly contributed to their downfall, but knowing she had kept Stephen as a plaything was enough for Janice to hold a grudge.

“Janice, just watch how I help you teach this guy a lesson.”

“Mm-hmm?” Janice looked at Aiden, a hint of confusion in her eyes. “How do you plan to help?”

“Just watch,” Aiden replied with a sly smirk, his smile chilling.

Daniel shivered, frowning. He wondered if the chill he felt was because he had skipped wearing an undershirt.

“Time’s up, everyone!”

Devin’s booming voice called everyone out of the house to gather in the courtyard.

As they surveyed the circle of chairs set up for the game, the group’s expressions varied—some looked anxious, others resigned, and a few appeared eager.

“Isn’t this scene strangely humorous? These dignified CEOs, usually so stern, are now lined up for a child’s game. It’s quite surreal.”

“Enjoy the humor. It’s not often you see them like this.”

“What will Aiden and Kenneth do?”

Online spectators were particularly keen to see how Aiden and Kenneth, both usually severe CEOs, would handle the playful challenge of musical chairs.

Meanwhile, Daniel, with his muscular build, seemed naturally cut out for this kind of game, looking ready to dominate.

“As soon as the music starts, you’ll circle the chairs,” Devin explained, eyeing the participants. “Once the music stops, grab a seat quickly. Only those sitting when the music stops will move on. Anyone without a chair is out.”

He paused to ensure everyone was on the same page. “Does everyone understand the rules? Any questions?”

The group nodded in understanding, but then Leonidas stepped forward. “Isn’t this a bit too basic?” he asked.

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Leonidas grinned slyly. “I think we could make it more interesting.”

“What do you suggest?”

“For example, we could put snakes, bugs, or other creepy crawlies on the chairs.”

A collective shudder ran through the group at the thought.

If they were to implement Leonidas’ wild idea, the game would turn from competitive to downright chaotic.

“Ahem!” Devin cleared his throat. “While that’s an intriguing idea, let’s save such stunts for another time. We’re live-streaming, and introducing snakes or bugs might cross a line with our platform guidelines.”

This response allowed Leonidas to save face, although his idea was not adopted.

Leonidas shrugged, his interest visibly waning.

“Is Leonidas serious? Snakes and bugs on the chairs? They’d be playing avoid the chair, not musical chairs!”

“He’s handsome, but why is he so devious?”

“You can’t judge a book by its cover! I’m glad I found out early. I’m no longer a fan.”

Many viewers were taken aback by Leonidas’ mischievous suggestion. Fortunately, Devin chose not to go along with it, preventing any potential distress among the guests.

Demi looked anxiously at the eight chairs lined up. “What am I going to do? I’m not athletic at all. Will I be the first one out?”

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