Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen by Lopez family's

Chapter 196
At some five-star hotel far from the military base.
Upon hearing that her daughter had returned to the military base, Rosalind, full of interest, sat in the hotel’s screening room with
Josephine, watching her daughter’s live stream.
Ten minutes later, Rosalind was staring stiffly at the projection screen, at the sweet girl who was grabbing a tall boy’s hair and
beating him up.
She fell into deep thought.
The girl had just taken a shower, her hair was still a bit wet, her expression was cold and her actions were skilled.
After several rounds of fighting, she had knocked down seven people around her!
After finishing the fight, the girl tidied up her half-wet hair.
She picked up the toiletries on the ground, held a basin in one hand, and said indifferently to the seven people, “Clean up this
place, if anyone asks, say you fell by yourselves, don’t let anyone know it was me who beat you up. Got it?”
The seven dared not defy her and could only confirm, “Understood”.
The girl’s gaze then turned back to the camera.
She made a throat-slitting gesture at the camera, then her red lips pursed slightly, warning coldly, “You too, if you dare to spill it,
bear the consequences!”
The cameraman was speechless.
Josephine and Rosalind didn’t know what to say.
Compared to Josephine and Rosalind’s astonishment, the live stream comments seemed calm.
– [It took you four and a half minutes to fight seven people? Gosh, Eileen, no way, you are lagging behind.”
– [So you still don’t know it’s a live broadcast? Can’t you borrow someone’s phone and check twitter?]

– [Eileen is too much, beating people up like this and not even seriously injuring anyone.]
– [If you’re going to pretend it wasn’t you who did the beating, don’t leave such obvious personal traces, okay?]
– [I’m a new viewer, I don’t understand, what are personal traces?]
– [You can search for ‘Ms. Lopez’s Fighting Tutorial Clips’ on the video site, it has all the practice fight screen recordings since
Eileen joined the force.]
– [Oh, I found it, watching now.]
A minute later.
– [Did I search wrong? The video doesn’t seem to be practice fights, it’s Eileen with four male guests, holding bricks, blocking
eight old soldiers with steel tubes at the flower bed and then fighting!]
– [That’s right, just watch that one, you’ll understand. There are close-ups of the old soldiers’ injuries later, you can tell from the
wounds that Eileen’s fighting style is very distinctive.]
Rosalind was shocked.
Josephine took out her phone and really found the video.
As she watched, she exclaimed, “Her personal style is indeed very distinctive.”
Rosalind was too puzzled to speak.
Noticing Rosalind’s puzzled gaze, Josephine hurriedly explained, “My husband and son are both in the military, I’m used to
watching them fight. You should observe more. Even if you don’t like fights, I worry you will have no common topic with your
daughter in the future.”
Rosalind was helpless.
In the 8th Air Force Battalion, a serious violent incident was discovered today.
Eileen had no idea who reported it.
She had just returned to her dorm when she was called out for punishment.

Not only her, but the other seven people were also punished.
After all, they were the ones who first surrounded her.
The sergeant was angry, they had disturbed his rest, he had to dress up and come out to scold them severely.
He first scolded Eileen, “You cause trouble as soon as you’re back. Look at what you’ve done to them! You might as well stay out
and never come back!”
Then he scolded the other seven, “You seven people beating, one person and you end up like this. What have you learned in the
camp? Don’t say you’re my soldiers when you go out, I don’t want to lose face.”
The sergeant ranted and raved, making himself angry.
Finally, he announced that all eight of them would be punished, running twenty laps.
Not a single lap less.
The sergeant thought his punishment was severe, they should learn a lesson.
Half an hour later, the sergeant helplessly watched Eileen, who had completed twenty laps without breaking a sweat, standing
next to him resting.
Then he looked at the other seven people who were still running. They had only fun five laps and were already exhausted.
The sergeant was speechless.
The sergeant coughed, and asked Eileen seriously, “Do you realize your mistake now?”
Eileen nodded and answered earnestly, “I realize my mistake.”
The sergeant was slightly satisfied, then asked, “Will you fight again next time?”
Eileen didn’t respond.
The battalion commander was speechless. In the end, the other seven people only ran six laps, and the sergeant let them stop,
saying the remaining fourteen laps would be made up tomorrow.
After dismissal, Eileen watched the sergeant leave and couldn’t help but follow him.

The sergeant frowned after hearing Eileen’s words and asked, “You want to make a phone call?”
Eileen nodded slightly, her face slightly gloomy, “There’s something I want to clear up as soon as possible, so I hope you allow
me to make a phone call.”
The sergeant was silent for a while and looked around to see no one.
He still took out his phone from his pocket and handed it to her, “Be quick, don’t get caught.”
Eileen thanked him, then hurried to the corner to call her senior brother Malloy Carl.
In the 8th Air Force Battalion, they spent three days this rough and simple.
Then came the day of transfer.
This time, the eight guests were sent to the Navy Battalion.
The drill instructor of the Navy Battalion, was not as strict as the Land Force Battalion, nor as demanding as the Air Force
Battalion.
Perhaps it was the later part of the show, the program was no longer showing the harshness of the army, but began to go down
the warm path.
This warm path was really heartwarming.
So heartwarming that it was unexpected.
At lunchtime, Eileen, Eddie, Colin, and two other male guests, sat together at the cafeteria table.
Usually, the eight guests always dined together. Even though there was a conflict between Eileen and Edna, they still sat at the
same table to eat because of the show’s needs.
However, today was different. Edna and her two friends sat at another table.
At that moment, the remaining five guests were having their meal while eyeing Edna’s table like they were watching TV.
At Edna’s table, it wasn’t just the three of them but also a whole bunch of guys, fussing over them with such enthusiasm.
“Edna, I made this meal for you.”

“Patti, I cooked this soup for you.”
“Jaqueline, I picked this apple for you. Look how rosy it is, just like you, sweet at first sight.”
When Eileen heard this, she felt so sick that she nearly choked on a fishbone.
Just then, she heard someone at that table say, “Ladies, I’ve removed the fishbones for you. Enjoy your meal without worry.”
At that point, Eileen was left speechless.
The four male guests looked at Edna’s table, totally stunned.
After a while, they turned their heads to look at Eileen across the table.
Eddie was downright annoyed, “We’re all girls here, look at them and then look at yourself!”
Eileen didn’t respond, just kept her head down and continued eating.
Colin frowned, “You should reflect on this. Out of four girls, three have guys serving them. Why don’t you?”
After finishing her meal, Eileen forked a piece of chicken from Colin’s plate, stuffed it into her mouth, then she took another
piece, and then a third.
Watching this, Colin was left speechless.
Eddie patted Colin on the shoulder and sighed, “Forget it, she’s beyond saving. She’ll never find a decent husband in her
lifetime.”
Colin shook his head, looking at Eileen in disappointment and annoyance.
Suddenly, there was a commotion at the restaurant entrance.
They turned their heads to see a few leaders walking by.
Eileen didn’t really care, but when she saw one of the men, she froze.
The leaders quickly moved on.
Eileen blinked, unsure if she’d seen right.

Had she seen Egbert?
Before the afternoon training began after lunch the visiting leaders were due to give a speech,
The speech was to be held on the parade ground.
Eileen followed the crowd and stood on the parade ground.
The sky was overcast.
On the stage, a leader held a microphone and gave an enthusiastic speech.
Suddenly, a low rumble of thunder came from the sky.
Seeing this, the leader knew it was going to rain soon and wrapped up his speech quickly, dismissing everyone.
Soon after they were dismissed, drizzle began to fall from the sky.
Instinctively, Eileen covered her head with her hand and tried to leave quickly.
But then, a military coat with a familiar smell suddenly covered her head.
Eileen jumped.
She lifted the coat and looked ahead in surprise.
Not far in front of her, Egbert and a few leaders had just walked by.
Egbert was tall and had a cold demeanor.
He didn’t have a coat on and was talking to the leaders, not looking back at her.
Eileen looked at Egbert in front of her, then lowered her head to look at the military coat in her hands.