A deal with the devil

Chapter 109

The Weiss family was well–off, becoming a target for various relatives seeking to curry favor

While Owen Weiss, a kind–hearted man and the only son of three generations, had no siblings of his own.

So naturally, he would always extend a helping hand to his relatives whenever he could.

Among those who benefited the most were Wayne a generosity of the Weiss family.

e and Grant Clay, sons of Shirley’s grandmother’s brother. Over the years, the entire Clay family owed much to the

From elementary school to high school, Jessica and Sabrina often visited Weiss Manor. As a result, Shirley knew them both inside out.

When Sabrina pursued Tristan, Shirley saw right through her Sabrina had been drawn to Tristan’s meteoric rise in the racing world rather than to the man himself.

Thinking about Tristanbrought a pang of regret to Shirley’s heart. He was a gendus on the track and a kind soul off it. Shirley had even benefited from his guidance in her racing days. His untimely end was a tragedy that still left her sighing.

Sabrina’s voice snapped Shirley out of her thoughts. “Mr. Clarke, please stop guilt–tripping me. Yes, you’ve invested a lot in me these past two years, but I’ve also eamed the team a significant amount of money”

Het tone hardened as she continued, “In fact, teams have been trying to recruit me for over a year. Over the past six months, I’ve received countless offers with sky- high salaries. Yet I stayed with Turbo Impact. I’ve already done my part for you and Tristan. My conscience is clear ”

she noticed the judgmental gazes around

Turbo Impact longer than she wanted, fearing the backdash of being called ungrateful. But no matter how much she sacrificed, people still pointed

a price for carrying Tristan’s legacy for the past two years. She had avoided relationships, sidestepped better opportunities, and anchored herself to a team she no

she had reached her limit

phoenix allow themselves to be confined to a tiny cage?

to leave without waiting for

real earnings only began this year. They don’t

in

YOU

no right to compel her to stay,

know I can’t force you to stay. I get that the contract expired. But I’m begging you, just stay for six more

show some

ever. “Let me make this clear. I never promised to stay with Turbo Impact forever. A professional racer’s prime is short, and

“Don’t guilt–trip me, Mr. Clarke. I’ve done more than enough

scoffed

could earn her? Turbo Impact

sponsorship deals the moment she

and partnerships Turbo Impact could never dream of