A deal with the devil

Chapter 131

The two men rolled down their car windows almost simultaneously, the exuded an icy, noble anca, while the other radiated a refined but distant warmth.

Their cold pazes clashed in mid–air, sending a freezing chill into the atmosphere,

Benjamin’s face was stem, his eyes sharp as blades, and his voice carried a warning. “Know your limits. If there’s a next tiine, you’ll bear the consequencel”

Samuel held Benjamin’s gaze without thinching, his eyes tierce like lives, filled with bittemess and defiance, “Benjamin, you shouldn’t have gotten involved with

Benjamin’s imposing presence was like that of a crouching tiger. Even in stillness, he cauded a silent but undeniable threat. “Remember this. She is my woman now. Unless I let her go, no one else should even think about her.”

Under Samuel’s cold, resentful stare, Benjamin slowly rolled up his window. The car soon disappeared from sight.

Shirley’s phone call rang for a long time before it was finally answered, just as the last tone was about to end. “Where are you?”

Her voice was filled with urgency

the line.

tumed around and sported the familiar car behind her. Three seconds later, Benjamin’s vehicle reappeared in her line

heavy sigh of relief escaped her lips as the disappointment in her heart began to dissolve. For a moment, she had thought he had left midway for something

and her “ex” had faced off in a direct confrontation not

backseat immediately relaxed

At Tubo Impact

even earlier. The two of them sat together at the training track, gazing at the vast expanse of the practice field with

even more than the current powerhouse, the Juggernaut Racing Team. At their peak, they had been a dominant force in

Racing Team still had the largest training field, positioned perfectly between the Westzone Racetrack in the front and Tristan Circuit at the back.

zo low–end race cars, about a dozen racers, and only a few dozen trainees. Meanwhile, their longtime rivals, the juggernaut Racing Team,

hand reassuringly. “Things will

the first time, I knew she was one

She should

sound of loud commotionempted from outside. Angry shouts and the clanging of metal echoed through

his mouth, a