Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 380

The car door opened automatically, and Felicia got in.

“Mr. Russell, bye–bye.”

Maurice, that mad dog, laughed uncontrollably, even blowing a kiss, while the car sped away, leaving behind Stephan, who looked like he wanted to skin Maurice alive.

Furious, Stephan forced his driver out of the car and took the driver’s seat himself, slamming the accelerator down hard.

“Stephan!”

Johanna gritted her teeth, quickly diving into the car before he could speed off.

A powerful inertia hit her.

Before she could buckle her seatbelt, her small body was thrown around the spacious backseat, tumbling until she finally managed to steady herself and fasten the seatbelt, still shaken and terrified.

He was driving way too fast!

The speedometer surged from 110 mph to 125 mph to 160 mph….

The car was swerving more and more, but the Lincoln didn’t fall behind and was speeding up

as well.

chased each other. Stephan seemed to have forgotten there was someone in the backseat, his foot heavy on the gas as he tried to overtake

were heading into a curve, and just as a large truck was coming from the opposite direction, Stephan sharply swerved

face turned pale, and she couldn’t help but scream,

little mistake could

at Felicia meaningfully, saying

beat Maurice when it came to

mirror and saw Stephan’s reckless driving. Her palms clenched tightly,

to the driver,

didn’t say a word and

Charge

still isn’t exciting enough. Adam, pin the

two cars almost collided, and sparks flew as

He aggressively turned the wheel again, completely blocking Stephan’s car. The road was already narrow, and another vehicle was coming from the opposite

Boom!

as if everything happened in a matter of seconds. Stephan’s luxury car was sent flying

all the

back and saw Stephan’s car was almost completely deformed, and

she belatedly realized what had just

to the forced stop and then the incident during the high–speed chase, it all happened at over 160 mph. It

clicked his tongue and stroked his chin, sighing. “That was a