"What a cruel man!"
On a distant mountaintop, Baccarat grimaced.
She'd truly gained a whole new perspective on that idiotic boss. How could he be so ruthless and heartless toward such a perfect woman?
Was he even a man?
Fine, he didn't want to pick the three tender flowers growing close to home—but he wouldn't even touch the wildflowers outside?
How terrifying~
And Baccarat wasn't the only one thinking that. Everyone else present felt the same way.
If they were in his shoes, they definitely couldn't treat Hancock so ruthlessly.
All they could say was that Gai was a complete monster.
"Big sister!"
Marigold and the others panicked.
They wanted to step in and save her.
But they were too far away, and the area was covered by a rampant, domineering wave of Conqueror's Haki. They couldn't even get close.
All they could do was watch helplessly as that enormous foot came down.
Hancock, the one at the center of it all, was overcome with fear.
This man really was going to kill her.
Without the slightest hesitation.
Her confidence and arrogance were shattered in an instant.
Her beauty, which had always gotten her whatever she wanted, was nothing but a joke.
They said that when death came, anyone might see their life flash before their eyes, recalling everything in a single instant.
And so,
Hancock saw her life flash before her eyes.
But why did she want to cry?
Her life had been so unfair!
Her arrogance had only been a way to hide the fear in her heart.
A sorrowful smile appeared on her pale, deathly face.
Perhaps death would be a kind of release.
Hancock closed her eyes, but a tear slipped from the corner of one.
She was so tired.
But then the unexpected happened.
Gai's