A deal with the devil

Chapter 142

Tanson and Duncan wondered why it was a woman again. They couldn’t compare to Sabrina before, and now that she had left, two women had appeared. Were women nowadays this tough?

Shirley was grinning when she saw Janine. She got out of the car and walled toward Tomas to whisper something to him.

Tomas was shocked by what he heard before he nodded and said, “Sure! If she doesn’t mind, she can join the tear.”

Then, Shirley introduced Janine to everyone. “Let me introduce you to our new teammate, Janine Blackwood. She’s a racer with a Class Clicense. “

Janine gave everyone a friendly wave and greeted thern, “Hello, seniors. I look forward to your guidance.”

Hanson and Duncan felt like crying. They wondered who the real senior was between them, considering Shirley was a Class B license holder while Janine was a Class Clicense holder

Tomas looked at Janine and said, “Welcome to Turbo Impact!”

Janine smiled and replied, “Thank you, Mr. Clarke,”

With that, Janine immediately looked at Hanson and asked, “Didn’t you just say you want to challenge me to a race?”

Hanson was at a loss for words. After all, he was just jolding

“If you’re a man, don’t backdown just go and give it your all

that,

livid as he wondered what kind of “best

Hanson

friend” Duncall was

was sizing up Hanson. “Are you sure

instantly provoked by Janine’s gaze and

racer, and she was just a racing enthusiast. There was nothing to be afraid

charlie said, “Hanson, you can do it!”

said, “Hanson, you’ve got this!–

and sized him up again. “He’s quite handsome.”

at the dented exterior. Then, she opened the hood to make sure the components were okay before she forcefully opened the car

looked at the handsome Hanson and said, “Do your

and he was rendered speechless. He cursed Janine inwardly and wondered why his name sounded effeminate

pulled the door open several times before it finally

“Hanson, you’ve got

on the racetrack for a long time, so he was very familiar with the track. However, Janine’s skills were solid, and she maintained a