Chapter 619

Chapter 619:

“Yeah, I’m backing them all the way!”

Thea inhaled deeply, her grip tightening on the steering wheel. Sitting in the driver’s seat, she discussed with her teammates, hammering out a detailed game plan for the race ahead. As soon as the race kicked off, her full attention locked onto the track. She poured every bit of effort into her performance. Holding a steady lead, Thea braced for Rosemarie to close in, but to her surprise, the finish line came without much resistance.

Her teammates weren’t far behind, racking up points that left The Rams trailing by a wide margin.

Thea blinked, caught off guard.

Did they just breeze through to victory?

The crowd shared Thea’s disbelief, expecting a thrilling showdown, only to witness Rosemarie’s team falter miserably. “What just happened? Did Rosemarie’s team even show up to compete?”

“I expected a nail-biter, not this boring letdown.”

“Looks like The Rams only have Rosemarie pulling the weight; the rest are dead weight.”

“Thea is incredible! She’s my favorite!”

Jada and her crew never imagined the international stage would be this tough. Back home, they were top contenders, but here they were outclassed.

Their faces darkened as the crowd’s harsh remarks reached their ears.

“Forget what they’re saying. This race is done. The individual event is where it really counts,” Rosemarie muttered, her tone icy.

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Jada gave a nod, comforted by the thought that Madisyn’s team hadn’t joined the team event—until the big screen revealed they had already claimed victory and were heading into the next round.

How could that be? Weren’t they down a racer?

Wesley caught it too. “They don’t know when to quit, huh? Must’ve scraped up some extra racer from somewhere. Hah, team events are all about synergy—they must’ve lucked out and gone up against an easy opponent.” Jada agreed with a silent nod.

As before, the teams drew lots to determine their next matchups.

Madisyn ended up drawing Thea’s team as their next challenge. A grin crept onto Jada’s face at the sight.

This time, no one seemed to expect much from the upcoming match.

“This one’s a no-brainer. Just hand Thea’s team the win already. Who even are these other guys?”

“No doubt, Thea’s taking this one.”

“Could this get any more predictable?”

The crowd tossed out opinions one after another.

Thea felt no jitters. They’d done their homework before entering the race, and while this team might’ve been a big deal in Lorpond, on the global stage, they were a non-factor.

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