Chapter 660:

    “A bet?” Thea’s eyes narrowed, sharp and calcting. “What the hell kind of bet?”

    “You know I race cars, right? My sister and I figured I’d challenge that taller woman to a race,” Kole exined.

    Thea blinked, surprised at the idea of racing Christina. Her look said loud and clear, Are you serious?

    “What… what’s wrong?” Kole asked, confused by her cold stare, almost like she was viewing him as an idiot.

    “What about the stakes?” Thea asked instead, ignoring his question.

    Kole hesitated, unease creeping in. “The stakes are my family’s assets against their lives.”

    “Morons!” Thea spat, her voice dripping with disdain.

    Kole froze, stunned by the insult, puzzlement mixing with a slow-burning anger. “Why are you throwing insults for no reason?” he snapped, frowning.

    “Is it wrong to call you an idiot? Do you have any idea how damn good she is at racing? You want to race her? What else are you but a fucking idiot?” Thea shot back sharply.

    Thea hated to admit it, but Christina was a beast behind the wheel. If Christina went up against Kole, he was a dead man walking in that race.

    “Come on!” Kole sneered, defiance burning in his eyes. “I’ve seen her type—just all looks and no substance. How good could she really be? Hell, I’m more worried she’s gonna crash and end up a disaster on the racetrack.”

    Thea was tempted to p him but held back, knowing it would reflect poorly on her. Instead, she snapped, “She beats professional racers. Can you? You’re just an amateur!”

    Kole’s eyes widened in disbelief. He shifted to study Christina. “Are you saying that pretty chick can beat pro racers? You’re kidding, right? I suspect you’re all in on this, trying to trick me.”

    He couldn’t believe a stunner like Christina could outpace professionals. If he lost to her, it would be beyond humiliating. How could he hold his head high after that?

    “Calling you an idiot is an understatement! After Skybreaker’s retirement, the racer who consistently held second ce was defeated by her!” Thea rolled her eyes. “Aren’t you an amateur racer? Don’t you follow the racing news at all?”

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    Kole had no retort. He’d been too busy living in luxury to bother with the news. At that moment, Cassie found the article and kept ncing between the racer’s photo and Christina’s face. She couldn’t hold back any longer and shouted, “Ah! It’s really her!”

    Even though she didn’t want to believe it, the proof was undeniable.

    Kole stood frozen, still struggling to wrap his head around the bombshell that had just dropped. At the sound of Cassie’s voice, he instinctively snatched her phone from her hand. His eyes scanned the headlines in disbelief before flicking to the attached photos. He zoomed in, scrutinizing the images,paring them with Christina again and again. There was no denying it—the woman who had outpaced the second-best racer in the country was standing right in front of him.

    “You still think you’re not an idiot?” Thea snapped, ring at him.

    Kole clenched his jaw, but noeback came. Frustration churned in his gut, but all he managed was a breathy, “Good thing we didn’t lock in that bet.”

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