Zeny Heller's remark was like pouring oil on the fire, causing Ranulf Perry to jump in anger: "Who says I can't beat him? He thinks he's still the president? The election is about to start, he's nothing now, crushing him would be like crushing an ant."
"Ranulf, you're so amazing, not even afraid of the president." Zeny Heller looked at Ranulf Perry with an air of innocence, admiring him.
Having not been admired for many years, Ranulf Perry found a sense of fulfillment in Zeny Heller's admiration.
He thoroughly enjoyed being admired like this.
"Of course, I'm not afraid of him. I'll pay him back tenfold for what happened today. If it weren't for the fear of hurting you in a fight, I would have already knocked him down."
Ranulf Perry boasted without thinking, and Zeny Heller eagerly cooperated with him, admiring him, and satisfying his pathetically small vanity.
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Tabby Teller helped Ranulf's mother back to the hospital room.
