Chapter 299: Griffin Got Caught

The race was scheduled for 9 PM, so they decided to stroll around the night market in the northern district since it was still early.

"Tina, try this!" Juliet Reed, fully disguised with a wide-brimmed hat, black sunglasses, and a mask covering most of her face, handed her a skewer. Despite her thorough disguise, she was loud and conspicuous, almost as if she wanted to be recognized.

Tina took the skewer and glanced around. The peacefulness of the moment reminded her of times spent with Jared Farrell, and she felt herself relax.

"The races in the northern district are held irregularly. We're lucky this time; I heard Hurricane is participating. It'll be quite a spectacle!" Juliet Reed explained as they wandered. "Hurricane is a famous racer known for his incredible speed and danger. He likes to drive close to his opponents, often forcing them into risky maneuvers."

Juliet loved racing and knew a lot about it. She had watched several of Hurricane's races, each one thrilling and nerve-wracking.

"Oh," Tina responded nonchalantly.

"I'm not kidding. You'll see once you watch him race."

They continued chatting while eating. As they walked to the southern end of the market, they ran into a familiar face.

"Griffin?!" Juliet Reed exclaimed in surprise. "What are you doing here?"

Griffin looked startled when he saw Juliet Reed and then annoyed when he noticed Tina beside her.

Juliet Reed continued, "Why are you wandering around at night? If Mom finds out, you're in trouble!"

9 PM yet,"

beside Griffin and raised her voice, "Griffin! Are you secretly racing again? Do

her hands on her hips, glaring at her tall brother. "Have you forgotten

racing. She had forbidden him from going to races and even smashed one of his

pleaded, "Sis,

feared nothing except Luna

Reed said with a sly smile, "let me

very skilled at riding but had a strong

immediately refused. "With

motorcycle for tonight's race. Although the prize money wasn't much compared to

about what's more important. If Mom

grumbled,

for

you get allowance money? Didn't you already spend years' worth on that piece of

your business," Griffin replied

Reed didn't care much about money; she was an actress and earned plenty. But she enjoyed teasing her rebellious

a satisfied nod. "Transfer the money to my account by the end

It seemed tattling was a family

Tina continued exploring the night market until it was time

approached the track in the northern district,

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