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    “He wouldn’t dare,” Kurt barked, shooting Robin a re that could cut ss.


    “Grandpa, I didn’t say a word! Why are you ring at me?” Robin said, clearly annoyed.


    “You little punk, you oughta take notes from Christina,” Kurt snapped.


    “Yeah, thanks for the reminder,” Robin muttered, clearly fed up.


    He’d spent his whole life dreaming about meeting the legendary Epic, and now that she was standing right in front of him, of course he wanted to bug her for a few pointers.


    It had never crossed his mind—not even in his craziest dreams—that the Epic he worshipped from afar was actually Christina.


    He used to picture himself beating Epic someday. But after seeing Christina’s insane skill up close, that fantasy fell apart in seconds.


    He wondered how long it would take to reach her level—years? Decades? Heck, maybe not even a lifetime would cut it.


    “You seriously hid this from me?” Robin said, half teasing, half offended.


    He honestly felt a bit betrayed—she’d kept him clueless the whole time.


    “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to hide it from you,” Christina said, her tone honest and simple.


    The second she apologized, Robin’s irritation vanished like it had never been there.


    Then Robin suddenly thought about his notoriously unreliable buddy.


    “You know my friend, right? Hold on—did he ask you toe help us?” Robin asked, curious and clueless.


    He assumed his friend hadn’t been dyed at all—he probably went off and dragged Epic here to bail them out.


    A grin pulled at Robin’s mouth. Yep—that was exactly the kind of loyal, show-off stunt his friend would pull.


    “Something like that,” Christina said with a tired little smile.


    She honestly wondered how long it would take him to figure out the truth—that she was the mysterious “friend” he kept mentioning.


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    “So where is he? Why didn’t hee with you?” Robin asked, still looking a bit stressed.


    “Take a guess,” Christina replied, sounding halfway amused and halfway done with him.


    “If I could guess, I wouldn’t be asking!” Robin snapped. “Just tell me where he went. His phone’s dead or something—it’s been off for hours.”


    Christina suddenly had the urge to crack his head open just to see what kind of nonsense was bouncing around in there.


    She opened her mouth to finally tell him the truth—only for him to jump in again before she could get a single word out.


    “When I reach him, we should all meet up!” Robin said, getting louder and more pumped by the second. “You two can teach me a few tricks—I’ll actually focus this time. Especially your big signature move. I wanna learn the Skyfall Shuffle… Maybe even beat you someday!”


    “Sure. Then work your ass off,” Christina said, giving his shoulder a firm pat.


    She decided to let him stay clueless for now. Watching his face when he finally put the pieces together would be worth every second of this torture.


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