The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 2291

The last stretch was a road that cut through the middle of a forest. Not only were there collapsed trees, but it had just rained, and the ground was basically all mud.

In fact, Nadia was soon covered in mud as soon as she rode down the track, but she was experienced enough and switched tires beforehand.

Even so, she was barely able to cross the muddy track, and things were naturally a lot worse for the others.

They would not have raced on a troublesome track like this one if Nadia did not suddenly decide on it. In fact, the riders right after Nadia were thrown from their own bikes just as they reached the mud! The ones further behind naturally slowed down, rightfully worried that the same would happen to them.

Nonetheless, Nadia glanced at her speedometer just then, intent on going even faster.

She revved her bike, which was a fatal mistake, as her tires hit a puddle and splattered mud all over her helmet.

Losing all vision, her bike shot straight toward a towering tree.

The audience was horrified, while Sayna sprang to her feet, frowning in worry.

knew very well that Nadia could win by just going steady, but her competitiveness got

crashed into the tree. Strangely, it was as if a mysterious power had frozen her in place, as there was nothing in the way

at Frank-who else could have

was good-it proved that Frank had a different

riders sped past Nadia after she stalled, and they soon had a

winner was not celebrating if anything,

riders could have won. Hence, every rider who reached the finish

keen to diss Sayna just then. However, even she understood that Nadia would have won and so told Sayna, "I lost, and a bet's a

cut her short before she

lie I'm no angel, but I'm far from a villain, and I'm not about to accept charity. I lost no matter what the reason, and that's final...

that,

watching as she left. "I'm surprised that Ms. Quill is so honorable. Talk about a respectable rival... Don't you agree,

Who did she think she was

anything, Sayna's move

what Frank was like when it came to fairness-if Sayna refused to concede,