Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

The sunroof was the car's Achilles' heel, and it was wide open before everything went haywire. Now, with the car out of control, the sunroof refused to budge. If the lions managed to tear through the protective mesh on the roof, there'd be no chance for the person inside.

One of the lions was sprawled across the hood, its massive paws banging against the windshield. The protective glass was starting to crack under the relentless pounding. Inside, Diana's desperate screams filled the air. "Help! Somebody, please help!"

This was way more terrifying than the time she lost control of her horse-a thousand times worse. Lions surrounded her car, clawing and biting furiously at the protective mesh. The car shook violently, throwing her around and making her dizzy. The mesh on the roof was already torn, and a sharp claw had punched through.

Diana huddled under the steering wheel, screaming her lungs out. Faith saw the scene and felt her legs turn to jelly, her car slowing down. Then, a pickup truck zoomed past her, heading straight into the chaos.

It was Connor's truck.

Connor drove straight into the pack of lions, knocking a mature male to the ground. Then, with a powerful burst, he rammed into Diana's car, sending it sliding several meters. The lions were momentarily scattered.

had been on

hiding under the steering wheel, trembling. This hopelessness reminded her of being

dying. Now,

The lions could break through the mesh

horrible death.

her mind. The last time she was close to death, he had appeared like a guardian angel. How she wished Uncle Connor would show

was hit,

looked out the window, and there was Connor, not far away in

situation felt like a scene from a movie. With tears streaming down her face, Diana