The seconds turned to minutes, and minutes turned to fifteen minutes, but Robert's eyes remained glued to the door. Unblinking and unmoving. His eyes strained, red veins crawled on his white pupils, and the door remained unmoved.
"Stop it," snapped Trixie. "There's nothing we can do but wait our turn." She shook her head, disapproving of her boyfriend's behavior.
But Robert seemed not to hear anything. His whole focus was on the door. Nothing else mattered right now, but the notification popping in the sky, announcing that Scar's group had finally gotten firstblood.
"Well . . . the good thing is Group 1 and 2 already backed out," said Vida eying the groups who were so happy to receive their money before they logged out.
Jack sneered. "Those assholes probably couldn't wait to spend those meager sums." He spat on the ground. "Talk about no class at all."