Chapter 69
He shook Nelson, who was sleeping with his shirt covering his face, âLook, the ghost technique has appeared again!â
Nelson opened his eyes lazily and said, âYou must be joking
That man was already incoherent. âLak⦠look, look!â
The ghost technique was so fast that they naturally couldnât see
However, Nelson still saw that Tildaâs car was left far behind by another car.
He quickly jumped out of his car and wanted to check the surveillance footage, but Sharonâs car had already returned to th starting point.
The competition ended.
Alanna and Sharon jumped out of the car.
Nelson wiped his eyes.
He initially thought that the driver was Alanna.
In the end, it was confirmed that it was Sharon who came down from the driverâs
seat.
One had to know that Tildaâs skills were not bad. Not to mention girls, even most of the boys present were not her match. No one could believe that Sharon had won.
The person who was talking to Mr. Stanley was too excited. He jumped over and bowed to Sharon. âWhat a master!â
This manâs surname was Schrader, and his name was Ben Schrader.
He loved racing and appreciated talent.
How could he not respect Sharon when he saw her use the ghost technique?
At this moment, he was willing to show Sharon respect with all he had.
It was too admirable.
Many people around them heard Benâs shout and started discussing. âGhost technique? Isnât this a technique only used by Topspeed?
Another one said, âCould it be that sheâs Topspeed?
Someone said, âTopspeed is a woman?â
herface.
In the past, Sharon had always been wearing a heavy helmet when she participated in competitions and had never shown
Her racing suit was also very genderâneutral, so everyone only thought that she was a little thin and weak. They had never thought of her as a worrian.
Edwin, who had been standing at a distance, did not miss this competition.
Although he felt that Slaaron was overestimating herself, he could not help but worry.
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Racing was lifeâthreatening. Although Sharon was despicable, he did not want her to die.
In the end, not only did she not get into danger, but she even defeated Tilda.
Edwinâs already gloomy gaze became even more darkened, and his eyes were more darkened than ever.
Sharon had indeed given him many surprises after the divorce.
However, none of them had been as shocking as this moment.
Although Edwin had changed his cornea, there was still a gap between him and a normal person. He could not see so far
away.
Naturally, he couldnât see the ghost technique.
However, he knew very well that not many women could win against Tilda.
Sharon not only won, but also won by a huge margin.
She was an absolute professional
Edwin couldnât believe that his goodâforânothing exâwife was actually a professional racer.
Although Nelson did not see Sharonâs ghost technique, it was a fact that she won against Tilda.
He walked over and said teasingly, âEdwin, youâve missed a talent, havenât you?â
Edwinâs face stiffened.
He did not respond to Nelson, but he felt embarrassed.
Indeed, Sharon had embarrassed him again.
Initially, he had been aloof to her for four years to vent his anger. Now, in the eyes of outsiders, he was the one who didnât know what was good for him.
He felt terribly disgraced.
Since Sharon had such ability, why did she pester him back then?
The more Sharon revealed to him, the more he could not understand her.
On the other end, Tilda walked back with a darkened expression
She did not finish her run.
When Sharon displayed the ghost technique, Tilda had already been defeated.
Later on, the distance between Sharon and her widened.
Kunning the entire distance was meaningless. It would only be twice as embarrassing
Tilda walked up to Sharon and said, âMs. Cress, letâs play another roundâ
When Tilda was driving, she did not notice how Sharon overtook her.
âDo you think we have nothing better to do? Alanna walked over and retorted rudely.
The coâdriver of Tilda was called Marie.
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She spoke defiantly, âYouâre deliberately hiding your strength. Tilla slowed down the car so that you wonât be too embarrassed. This competition isnât a real competition. Of course, we have to rematch.â
Alanna chuckled. âSince youâre willing to race, you have to admit defeat. Donât make excuses.â
The more she said, the more Marie felt that she was guilty.
The more Marie thought about it, thenore certain she was that Alanna and Sharon merely got lucky.
She couldnât help but sneer. âLooks like you guys are feeling guilty.â
Alanna couldnât be bothered with her.
With their abilities, they were not guilty.
Alannaâs disregard made Tilda feel very embarrassed. She clenched her fists.
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Just as Marie was about to say something. Tilda reached out to stop her. âDonât say anymore. Indeed, we have to admit
defeat.
âWhat.â Marie looked at her. Because she was unconvinced, her tears were about to fall.
âve won.â
Tilda walked up to Sharon. âMs. Cress, youâve v
With that, she walked toward Edwin.
Wait a minute, Sharon suddenly called our to her.
She blinked and said, âMs. Gill, I agree to compete again.â
âWhat? Sharon, why are you wasting your time with her?â Alanna was confused.
Sharon smiled and said in a voice that only the two of them could hear, âI have
Alanna asked, âWhat do you mean?â
Sharon did not say it directly. She only wrote a few words on Alannaâs palm.
my reasons.â
Alanna had played this kind of game with Sharon since they were young. She understood it instantly.
The confusion on her face immediately turned into understanding. Alanna said, âYes, we should compete!â
Tildaâs intention to admit defeat was actually misleading others.
In the end, she did have the intention to wait for them.
Therefore, even if Sharon and Alanna won, everyone would only think that Tilda had underestimated the enemy and missed the initiative. She had not really lost.
Even if she had underestimated her opponent, it was because she did not know that Sharon was arrogant and had intentionally left her some prestige.
in the end, everyone would criticize Sharon.
She clearly had the ability, but she deliberately hid it. Wasnât she just waiting for Tilda to make a fool of herself?
Tilda wanted to look good and make Sharon and Alanna look ball. Of course, they wouldnât let her have her way.
The two of them returned to the car.
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The judge raised his gun again.
Someone was counting on the watch.
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Although Sharon had won just now, Tilda did have the intention to give in to her.
In addition, the ghost technique was too fast, so not many people could tell.
Hence, everyone e was not too sure.
They wondered who would win and who would lose.
However, it was certain that this would be an extremely intense competition.
The others left their cars and gathered together, all of them looking over.
Everyoneâs faces were tense. They were even more nervous than if they had participated in the competition themselves.
âWho do you think will win?â someone asked.
âWho else could it be? Of course, itâs Alannaâs team. The first to speak was Ben.
When Sharon displayed the ghost technique just now, he was stunned.
To him, this was a competition without suspense.
Mr. Jackson, who was beside him, pursed his lips and said, âDonât be so sure. Tilda is not to be trifled with. She has participated in many competitions over the years. Her strength cannot be underestimated. Moreover, she lost just now because she underestimated her enemy.â
He curled his lips in the direction of Sharon.
He was disdainful of Sharon
Ben snorted, âYou donât even know racing skills. Are you a racer?
Benâs words were very impolite. Mr. Jacksonâs face turned livid on the spot and he left angrily.
At the starting line, Sharon put on her helmet.
Alanna smiled. âItâs a competition. Arenât we going to do something special?â
Sharonâs eyes were indifferent. âI think thereâs someone who wants to be special more than you.â She nodded at someone opposite her.
Alanna turned around.
They saw the door of the car parked next to theirs being pushed open.
Marie walked out of the car.
She waved her helmet at Nelson and said, âLetâs do something more excitingâ
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