Coolest Girl in Town

Chapter 5,Coolest Girl in Town

A lot of people gathered at the Nightwing Circuit at 8.00PM. Today’s race was organized by Danny and Jamie; the two rich dandies had been at odds in Athesea for a long time. Alexander was sitting at the entrance to the clubhouse. He had changed into casual wear, but the elegant and distant air about him made him seem somewhat out of tune with Danny’s circle of friends. Glancing at the watch on his wrist, he asked with a frown, “Where’s he?” Danny answered obsequiously at once, “He’s supposed to be here soon, Alexander.”

God only knows how much trouble it took for me to bring the workaholic Alexander here. Jamie, that brat, is going to suffer a crushing defeat! he thought with a smile before seeing Jamie’s car arrive. Jamie got out of the driver’s seat first.

Then, the passenger door opened. Dressed in gray casual clothes, the lady slowly walked up to the two men with Jamie, her wavy, long hair hanging ‌loosely behind her neck. Only then did everyone get to see the woman’s face.

eyes looked breathtakingly beautiful under the light, as if they could put somebody under their spell. The lady was a stunner, but Danny didn’t forget the reason they were here.

you say? Are you kidding me, Jamie? I’ve brought Alexander here today. How dare you look down on us?!” Even Jamie’s friends found him ridiculous. After all, Elise seemed like

raised her eyes and looked at Danny, then at Alexander. Then, she deliberately lowered

to race against a little girl because the outcome was already predetermined. However, Danny tugged at his

young lady, and a gorgeous one at that…” Alexander frowned a little and hesitated for a moment before picking up the helmet on the table. When the pair got into their respective sports cars on the race track, everyone present felt that the outcome of

age of eight. The rules of the race were simple. The starting line of the track was also the finishing line, and the circuit was eight kilometers long. Whoever got back to the starting line

really something; she’s risking her life for the race. It seems that I’ve met my match,