Upon hearing the na "Mr. Lowell," Gael Quinn’s expression changed instantly. Just as he was about to speak, Connor Sheridan’s provocative and arrogant voice rang out again.
"Scared already? What a bunch of trash! If you’re too afraid to race, you could just kneel down and admit you’re garbage, and I’ll let you off!"
"Afraid?"
Serena Everett’s refined eyebrows lazily arched upwards. The word "afraid" wasn’t even in her vocabulary.
"What if you lose again?"
Connor Sheridan was infuriated by her indifference, losing his composure, "What do you want?"
"Your Sheridan Family’s newly acquired dical equipnt, that’s what I want."
Serena spoke nonchalantly, loving the idea of scoring valuable gains without spending a di! She truly was a little genius at saving herself a fortune.
"Fine, if I lose again, that batch of dical equipnt is yours!"
Connor Sheridan was extrely confident in Mason Lowell, firmly believing they would win this ti, and agreed without hesitation.
Serena nodded with satisfaction, "Alright, I’ll race against you."
"Sure thing!" Connor Sheridan smiled with a triumphant and sinister look, "We’ll et at Oakhaven Racetrack!"
Finally, Mason Lowell, who had been silent all along, spoke up with a aningful look at her, "Hope you won’t let down!"
The reason he agreed to race for Connor Sheridan was because he had seen her video racing against Connor last ti, her drifting move was exactly the sa as Phantom’s.
Besides Kaise and Phantom, he had no competitors left in the racing world. Too bad Kaise had retired long ago, so he had always wanted to race against Phantom. But he never got the chance, and now soone appeared who knew Phantom’s racing techniques. Whether she was Phantom or not, he had to seize the opportunity to race her!
"Sis, why did you agree to race Mason Lowell?!" Watching Mason and the others drive away, Gael Quinn was extrely worried, "Mason Lowell is nothing like that fool Connor Sheridan; he’s a tough nut to crack!"
Mason Lowell was famous for being a madman in the racing world, driving extrely recklessly, notorious for his daring disregard for personal safety.
Except for Phantom and Kaise in the circle, no one dared to race against him!
Kaise was equally renowned as Phantom, and even started racing earlier, with formidable skills, never having lost a match. Famous racing clubs in the circle were all founded by him, making him a veteran figure in the racing world.
Contrary to Gael’s panic, Serena remained as nonchalant as ever.
"What’s there to be afraid of?"
"Afraid, really afraid!" Gael Quinn complained with a worried face, "Sis, don’t race against him! He’s a madman, racing like he has no regard for life. If anything happens to you, my brother will kill !"
Seeing Gael so anxious, Serena’s curiosity was piqued, "Is he that good?"
She hadn’t raced in quite so ti and wasn’t too familiar with the current situation in the racing world.
"Yes, yes! Especially skilled!"
To dissuade her from racing Mason Lowell, Gael Quinn nodded vigorously, exaggeratingly adding.
"People in the circle say he’s even better than Phantom used to be! So sis, you mustn’t race against him!"
"Then that’s all the more reason to race."
Serena’s lips curled in interest; racing against soone so skilled sounded exciting.
Gael Quinn was shocked: "???"
His intent was clearly to make her abandon the race, yet she seed even more excited?!
"Serena, you know how to race?"
Sumr Miller and the others looked at Serena with even more admiration.
"Yeah." Serena casually nodded, her gaze falling on them, "Wanna watch?"
"Absolutely!"
Sumr Miller and the others nodded enthusiastically, clearly excited.
Serena: "Alright, I’ll go to dinner with you next ti, but this ti I’ll take you to watch the race first."
"Sis..."
Gael Quinn wanted to say more, but Serena didn’t even give him so much as a glance as she got into the car with Sumr Miller and the others.
Witnessing all this, Eleanor Linden’s eyes revealed a sinister gleam, eager to say, "Crystal, let’s follow them to watch the show!"
That wretched Serena was going to race Mason Lowell; she really had no idea who gave her the courage!
"Eleanor, why don’t we skip it..." Crystal Joyce hesitated.
But Eleanor was consud with thoughts of seeing Serena embarrassed and humiliated. Just imagining it excited her imnsely, so she forcibly dragged Crystal along.
"Co on, co on, we’ll just take a look!"
It’s a rare chance to see that wretched Serena make a fool of herself; she couldn’t pass it up!
......
Half an hour later, the car ca to a halt at the Oakhaven Racetrack.
Serena gracefully stepped out of the car, her long and slender legs leading the way, where Mason Lowell was already waiting for her, speaking with suggestion.
"You still have ti to back out."
The Oakhaven Racetrack had extraordinarily winding mountain roads, below which lay sheer cliffs. An accident would cost lives, extrely hazardous.
Due to the dangers of the Oakhaven Racetrack, it was rarely chosen as a racing venue, only those pursuing thrills would opt for it.
"Sis, let’s not race here!"
Gael Quinn hurriedly spoke, Mason Lowell was already a madman, and the chosen location was Oakhaven Racetrack, which was far too dangerous!
But Serena’s fox-like eyes were now even more filled with excitent, casually replying, "Why not? I’m definitely racing!"
Mason Lowell’s face curled into a wicked smile, "You’ve got guts; looking forward to seeing your performance on the track."
Serena: "Sa to you."
"You must defeat her for !" Connor Sheridan’s face bore a sinister expression, whispering in his ear, "As long as you beat that wretched Serena, I’ll give you whatever amount you want!"
Last ti that wretched Serena humiliated him; this grudge he had to avenge!
Mason Lowell showed no expression, clearly disinterested in his words, his gaze fixed on Serena’s back.
He just wanted to know if she was Phantom...
What should I do?!
Seeing Serena determined to race Mason Lowell, Gael Quinn felt overwheld by anxiety.
Mumbling to himself, "No, no, I have to inform my brother about this quickly!"
Only his brother could talk Serena out of racing!
...
Haha, happy Mid-Autumn Festival to the readers!
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