Chapter 284

Yeah, they honestly didn't think it through this time. After doing it, they both felt like maybe it wasn't the smartest move. But it's hard not to act when those two were such eyesores to begin with—just standing by and ignoring it felt like doing a disservice to society. Milton let out a quiet sigh and said, "Well, in that case, let's just cut this off before it gets worse." Oliver had already been on the same page—that's why he didn't hesitate at all and followed through with the plan. Milton moved again, picking up the water bucket. Oliver didn't even need to ask—he knew exactly what was going down. Not much point stopping him now. Instead, he grabbed the other bucket filled with fish water. With the kind of sync you'd expect from a well-practiced team, they both walked over to Joseph and Fiona's spot. Joseph was busy talking on the phone, and Fiona, clearly in a mood, was sulking on her own. Neither saw it coming. By the time Fiona noticed them, it was already too late. She opened