Chapter 591

Chapter 591:

“Oh, really?” Aiden smirked, straightening up, his confidence unshaken. “Can he claim that Janice was once his wife?”

Maggie’s expression faltered, her response caught in her throat. “That’s not what I meant. You’re being unreasonable.”

Aiden turned away, dismissing a flustered Maggie with a nonchalant wave, his attention returning to Janice.

The connection he shared with Janice was irreplaceable.

No matter how much effort Kenneth put forth, he could not surpass him or capture Janice’s heart. In this, he was certain.

“Take your positions!” Aaron’s command echoed, and both teams readied themselves, buzzing with anticipation.

“Ready!”

Bang! The starting pistol fired.

Janice and Liliana dove into the water almost in unison.

As Liliana hit the water, she moved with swift, fluid strokes, slicing through the water effortlessly.

“Wow, she’s fast! No wonder Liliana has won swimming competitions—her speed is unbelievable.”

“Could Liliana make it to the national team with that pace?”

“Wait a minute, where’s Janice?”

Observers online then realized that while Liliana powered forward, Janice was out of sight.

Suddenly, through the churn of water, a figure emerged, moving rapidly beneath the surface, advancing swiftly.

𝓡𝓮𝓪𝓭 𝓼𝓪𝓯𝓮𝓵𝔂 𝓪𝓽 𝓰𝓪𝗅𝗇𝓸ν𝖊𝗅𝘀⧿ⅽ𝗼𝗺

“Incredible! Is Janice swimming underwater the entire way?”

“Is she planning to reach the finish without surfacing for air?”

“Janice’s underwater pace is amazing! She’s already ahead of Liliana by a body length.”

“Quick as she is, there’s no way she can maintain this without coming up for air. Once she does, Liliana is likely to catch her.”

Underwater, Janice maneuvered with the agility and grace of a marine creature, her speed unmatchable.

Whoosh!

The air split with a swift sound.

The crowd watched as a water balloon soared through the air.

Only then did it dawn on them that the competition involved more than just swimming; two men on the shore were targeting the racers.

They thought Leonidas would take it easy on the competitors, but the ferocity of his thrown water balloon suggested otherwise.

Just then, another balloon was launched—not at Liliana, but intercepting Leonidas’s balloon.

With a splash, both balloons exploded, sending droplets flying.

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