Chapter 622

Chapter 622:

“Oh,” Madisyn responded. Her gaze shifted to Andrew, who quickly interjected, “She knew I was here for the race and wanted to discuss a project.”

Andrew’s sincerity shone through; he was truly innocent in the matter. Not wanting Madisyn to misinterpret the situation, he had intended to handle it over the phone. Yet, Savannah had chosen to come directly instead.

Savannah

If Savannah were to step into Andrew’s room, it might lead to misunderstandings. To prevent that, Andrew decided to address the situation right then and there. But just as they started, Madisyn showed up.

“You’re Mr. Klein’s girlfriend, right? We’re here to talk about a project we’re working on together,” Savannah said, her tone friendly. She offered a small smile, with a hint of apology in her expression.

Madisyn knew that getting upset would make her seem unkind, so she simply nodded and said, “You two can go ahead.” Just as she turned to leave, Andrew reached for her wrist, stopping her gently. “It’s nothing serious, just a quick issue. Stay. We won’t be long.”

Savannah smiled in agreement. Madisyn had wanted to go for a run, but seeing Andrew’s tense expression, she decided to stay. As expected, they spoke for only a few minutes before Savannah left.

Several bodyguards escorted Savannah out. Once inside the car, she closed her eyes to rest. One of the bodyguards asked, “Your Highness, do you think Andrew will cooperate with us?”

“The cooperation is just a cover,” Savannah replied, opening her eyes. Her smile faded, replaced by a calm, sharp look. “We want to change the situation, but cooperation alone won’t be enough.”

Andrew knew Madisyn wanted to run, so he joined her for a jog. Afterward, they had breakfast and headed to the racetrack. “You need to stay unnoticed for now,” Andrew said, handing Zahir a pair of sunglasses.

Zahir had already picked up on the situation from Andrew’s explanations. He had a younger brother, and that brother was easily controlled by a woman. Zahir couldn’t stand men who allowed that to happen.

He couldn’t believe his younger brother was reckless enough to cross the other three major families, all because of that woman. If Zahir’s identity were exposed now, Wesley would try to get rid of their grandfather and take full control of the family. Zahir slipped on the sunglasses, his face turning cold, his eyes unreadable.

When they arrived, the others were already there, waiting. Jada had been watching Madisyn, curious about the new racer. Then, she noticed the man in sunglasses.

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He looked strangely familiar. Jada’s gaze stayed locked on Zahir, confusion creeping over her. Wesley noticed him too.

The moment their eyes met, a chill ran down his spine. Was that his older brother?

It couldn’t be. His brother had been in a terrible racing accident years ago. The fall from that cliff had been too high—no one could’ve survived it.

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