Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 163 The Conditions of Giving In

Mr. Hoffer spread out his hands. “So what can I do? Moreover, aren’t the both of them fine now?”

“You!” Franklin flew in a rage and wanted to hit Mr. Hoffer. But his actions were stopped by Ben Ludwig. “Don’t be impulsive.”

Mr. Hoffer smiled. “Yes, don’t be impulsive. If you hit me, it might not just be a half-year racing suspension. With my power, you might not be able to appear at any racing circuits in Yorktown for the rest of your life.”

Franklin was so angry he balled up his fists furiously. Ben Ludwig patted his shoulder and gave him a look that signaled, let Sonny Kalzarc take care of him. Sonny Kalzarc nodded and pulled Franklin away to the back.

At this time, Jean Eyer walked to Ben Ludwig’s side. Upon seeing her rush over, Ben Ludwig’s eyes flickered. “Didn’t I tell Sonny Kalzarc not to tell you.”

“I had something to do with this too. It’s impossible for me to just leave it alone.”

Although she may not be of any help, she definitely wouldn’t back down if she needed to testify in court. There was guilt in his eyes as Ben Ludwig looked over sadly.

Mr. Hoffer crossed his legs beside them. “If you want to be all lovey-dovey, do it outside. I don’t have the time to entertain you.”

Jean Eyer walked up to him and glanced at the cigar on his table. She smiled and asked him, “Is it good?”

“Of course, this is…”

Mr. Hoffer was about to continue on blissfully but was interrupted by Jean Eyer. “This was from Chamberlain Roddy’s anniversary edition series, one cigar alone is more than one million.”

“Huh?” Mr. Hoffer clearly didn’t think that it was so expensive.

He put out the cigar immediately and wrapped it up carefully.

Looking at him, Jean Eyer was more certain that he must’ve received favors from some people. In Yorktown, the people who could get such good cigars were few. Furthermore, this was a whole series. Only companies that partnered with them could receive a gift of this level.

Edgar Royden once had a partnership with Chamberlain Roddy.

Jean Eyer’s eyes dulled. She didn’t think that Edgar Royden was not only scheming but also shameless to this extent.

“Did someone from the Eyer Group ask you to suspend us from racing?

voice was neither loud nor soft. It surrounded

Hoffer’s face changed immediately. He denied it with a dry laugh. “What are you saying? I don’t understand! We do our own things in the Racing Association,

the world do we need to do before we’re qualified to race again?” Ben Ludwig

Hoffer knew that the Ludwig family stood behind

to offend either

Mr. Hoffer looked at Ben Ludwig’s legs. He heard that Ben Ludwig had multiple operations in the hospital and

have brought a bad name onto the competition. So, unless you go for another competition and beat the first-place

in a pickle. “What I can do is only so

record by more than

Horse Team was angry.

Let’s leave.

was what Mr. Hoffer hoped

Ludwig stood there. His feet were steady and unmoving. “I’ll do

can’t go on the racetrack.” Sonny Kalzarc’s attitude was firm. “You know how the racetrack is like. You can’t force yourself. With your current condition, do you think you can make it back alive

balled his fists. “Even if I die, I want to die in the

Eyer suddenly said

looked at Ben Ludwig and said lightly, “If something happened to you, what would Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Ludwig’s eyes flickered.

his parents had grown haggard because

Eyer and Sonny Kalzarc’s eyes met. She said, “Let me

Ludwig was the

was in the car at the time, and I know the difficulty of the competition. In this situation now, is there anyone more suitable than me?” Jean Eyer asked, looking at Sonny Kalzarc. “I remember that

nodded. “Yes. Today’s the first

Ludwig, I know

Eyer wasn’t being impulsive. She only proposed this idea because

experienced a near-death situation. She wouldn’t simply gamble her life

rejected it with dark eyes. “No, you know how dangerous

the only one left

there wouldn’t be

“You still have…”

the sound of footsteps came from the outside, which was followed by Edgar

Mr. Royden