Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica, I Choose The Arranged Marriag by BlueMoone

Refusing To Be 676

Chapter 676.

The fear wasn't from Aveline being afraid of the car losing control, and it was a fear from her subconscious.

As they started going downhill, the driver tried to maintain a stable direction, but the speed of the vehicle suddenly increased.

There was the sound of wind blowing in her ears, and the sound was so loud that it drowned out Alexander's heartbeat.

Scenes upon scenes flashed through her mind, including a car running wildly on a rainy night, thunder and lightning roaring in the sky, and a woman's heart- wrenching cry.

"Ha!"

Aveline suddenly covered her head, feeling an almost tearing pain in her head. "Aveline! Don't be afraid, I'm here." Alexander hugged her tightly.

Aveline unconsciously grabbed Alexander's collar, closed her eyes tightly, and shouted, "I'm so scared, Alexander, I'm scared!"

She wasn't afraid of death; she seemed to be afraid of something more terrifying than death.

But she didn't understand; if she wasn't even afraid of death, what else could she be afraid of?

As the strong wind rushed in, Aveline felt as if her soul was about to be thrown out.

would be

that. She was alive and well;

speed of the car had exceeded two hundred kilometers per

and patiently comforted her,

the truth, but she

driver looked serious, "Sit tight, it's about ten kilometers before we reach the

a torment every second now, and

an oncoming vehicle crosses the line, the consequences will be disastrous at such

Fortunately, Alexander controlled the

many cars coming, allowing them to drive

are about to go

a strong psychological quality and did

car slowly stopped after rushing through the buffer for

moment they stopped, Aveline didn't feel weak, and her stomach stopped hurting from the

concerned about her emotions. Aveline shook

face calm, as if

not heard from the beginning

scary

to death, and she was calm and collected even when she

the flashing memory pain, so she was helped

at the blue sea in the distance, she frowned and