His Ex Wife is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus)

Chapter 1048

On the right side of Evadne's fire-red sports car, something slammed into her with brutal force.

Thank God the freeway was almost empty-just her cherry-red coupe and that black sedan tailing her. If an eighteen-wheeler had been nearby, she might've ended up as roadkill.

"Shit!" Evadne gritted her teeth, sweat trickling down her brow. She couldn't help but curse.

Anyone with half a brain could see it: that black car was gunning for her, on purpose.

Jaw clenched, Evadne floored the gas pedal and yanked the steering wheel left.

Another gut-churning crash-the cars scraped and sparked, metal grinding against metal, showering the dark highway in a burst of furious light.

In that flash, sweat stinging her eyes, Evadne whipped her head to the side, trying to glimpse the devil behind the wheel of the black sedan.

No luck. The windows were tinted pitch-black, and the night swallowed the rest. She couldn't make out a damn thing.

But suddenly, it all clicked.

That black car had been trailing her ever since she left the city, and now, just as she was about to reach the airport, it tried to take her out.

There was only one reason for it—

wanted to stop her from reaching the airport, from finding

of you!" Evadne yelled, her eyes blazing like wildfire. She wrenched the wheel

her bones. Whoever was driving that black car hadn't expected this-didn't expect the girl they were hunting to fight back so fiercely. For a

ticking. Her flight was minutes from takeoff. Evadne didn't have time to play cat and mouse. She stomped the gas, ready to blow past him

Then, a deafening BANG!

spun. Her windshield shattered like ice, spiderwebbing

windows blew out, glass flying everywhere—like winter hail,

car rolled, spinning out. If not for the guardrail, she'd have tumbled straight

waves. Her ears rang. Every bone in her body felt

"Thaddeus... Thaddeus..."

was sprawled on the freezing pavement, tears streaking down her

the first time, the ever-proud, always-fiery Ms. Evadne was

that raw, aching moment, all she could think of

then reality

He was gone.

for her, who shielded her from every storm-he was never coming

gasped for

trembling

overnet

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