The Slap of Power
Andrew confronts his former tormentors, demanding they slap themselves as punishment for their past actions, revealing a shift in power dynamics and his willingness to stand up against those who once belittled him.Will Andrew's bold move force his enemies to submit, or will it ignite a fiercer retaliation?
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