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I’m Out Of Here

作者: bri bri
last update 公開日: 2026-06-07 10:24:58

Traci’s POV

My head snapped to the side as the punch connected. It sent me stumbling backward across the mat.

Pain exploded through my jaw, and for a split second the arena blurred around me.

Fuck.

“You need to focus. End this fight fast,” Aurora’s growl echoed in my head.

She was right. I blinked several times, forcing the haze away as my opponent charged forward. Another punch came flying toward my face, followed immediately by a second. I slipped to the side and narrowly avoided both,
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