Summary of Chapter 1834 – A pivotal chapter in Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy by E. L. Clarke
The chapter Chapter 1834 is one of the most intense moments in Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy, written by E. L. Clarke. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
"Ah—"
With lightning reflexes, Channing caught the man's wrist and brutally twisted it backward.
With a sickening "crack," the scarred man let out an agonizing, pig-like squeal.
The card fluttered to the ground, completely intact.
"Let go, let go, stop twisting my arm!"
The scarred man struggled frantically, his entire body practically contorting in pain.
Channing didn't let go; instead, he looked over at Coralie.
"Dirty!"
Coralie frowned in disgust, her tone filled with displeasure.
Channing immediately released his grip, and the scarred man nearly collapsed to the floor.
"Boss, the disputed card." Channing placed the item on the table.
Coralie clicked on her flashlight and shone it directly on the card. There was absolutely no change.
She adjusted the angle, but still, nothing appeared.
"Here."
Coralie handed her phone to the scarred man, her tone deadpan. "Why don't you give it a try? Let's see if you can make a flower bloom on it."
The scarred man stood frozen in place, wanting to run but trapped, completely terrified.
"You were barking pretty loud earlier. Did you suddenly go mute?"
Coralie narrowed her eyes, casually studying the scarred man. "It doesn't matter who sent you. I can guess anyway."
"Call your boss to come collect you. And while you're at it, tell him that if he wants to tear down Coralie Quill's stage, he can wait until his next life."
"No, scratch that. He won't get the chance in his next life either."
With that, Coralie stepped aside and said to Channing, "Come here. I'm taking you to the infirmary."
"Okay."
Channing nodded and ordered coldly, "Keep them under guard."
"Yes, Mr. Irving."
The security staff immediately stepped up, all heavily armed.
The scarred man's subordinates backed away, all looking to their leader.
The scarred man gripped his gun, his eyes darting frantically.
They were completely surrounded by Coralie's men.
His tiny crew wasn't even enough to serve as an appetizer.
Moreover.
Coralie was making it very clear that if his boss didn't come personally, she would expose the rival casino's name to the public.


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