A deal with the devil

Chapter 108

And this was the crux of the issue

Tens er hundreds of thousands could be poured in from purchasing to modifying a face cat.

on top of that, each race incurred additional expenses, costs that ordinary people simply couldn’t afford.

From Tomas” words, It was clear that for the past two years, he had poured anvenormous amount of money into nurturing Sabrina, trying to restore Turbo Impact to its tonnet glory

And currently, Sabrina was the team’s only tacer with commercial sponsorships.

The training base relied heavily on her tame, as well as the reputation Tomas and his late son Tristan had painstakingly built in the past.

What Tomas hadn’t anticipated was that now that Sabrina wanted to leave the team after she achieved remarkable status.

If she walked away, she would take all the resources with her, leaving Turbo Impact unable to sustainitself. The team’s eventual disbandment would be inevitable. Tomas‘ eves were red, but Sabrina’s attitude remained cold and unyielding

She countered. “When did I ever say I’d stay with Turbo Impact forever?Do you want Impact expired six months ago.”

everyone

chimed in, her voice carrying a note of indignation as she

Turbo Impact ended six months ago. Do you know how many teams have tried to recruit her during that time? she tumed them all down. Why? Because of her past relationship with Tristan

crowd felt that Sabrina seemed to be someone

Impact had fallen from its former glory. With her contract expired, she had every right to seek

she stayed for an extra six months spoke to her sense

years ago. Sabrina couldn’t be expected to tie herself to Turbo Impact for the rest of her life just

his anger. His voice rose as he glared at

because of Tristan. You were nothing but a rookie back then. If you hadn’t promised me you’d stay with Turbo Impact, why would I have invested so much time, money, and effort

and didn’t even ask you to renegotiate your contract. That’s because you swore you’d stay with Turbo

own daughter. Do you see

Tomas‘ words

world knew that training a top–tier racer required astronomical

would demand in the contract. It was a way to mitigate the massive risks involved.

contracts like Sabrina’s were unheard of for small teams because the return