Coolest Girl in Town

Never had she expected that she would hear such news simply by arriving earlier at the arena and walking around. Not only was their target Alexander, but it was also obvious that someone else had instigated them. Who was the real mastermind then? As Elise thought about it, she realized that no matter what, she had to warn Alexander. So, she pulled out her cell phone from her pocket to give him a ring. “Are you participating in a racing competition in Tissote?” she asked without beating around the bush.

There was an audible pause at the other end of the line before he grunted in acknowledgment and asked, “How did you know?” For a split second, Elise considered relaying the conversation that she overheard without omitting anything, but she realized that she would only be digging a hole for herself since she was supposed to be in Athesea at the moment. Instead, she quickly clarified, “Does Griffith Family have any enemies, Alexander?

Or, did you offend anyone?” Alexander naturally could already tell that something was going on. “What do you mean by these questions, Elise?” As her gaze darkened, she answered, “I’m worried that someone will try to harm you while you’re at the race. Please take care of yourself.” Upon seeing how worried she was for him, his heart softened. “Don’t worry, I will.” “Alright,” she answered. “Have a good race and I look forward to your success.” In the end, she couldn’t bring herself to tell him the truth. It was a good thing that she had glanced at the license plate and remembered its number before the group of men drove off.

Unfortunately, it was a fake number and even after searching for ages, she failed to locate anything. It was Elise’s first time feeling defeated, but she didn’t intend to throw in the towel. No matter what, she couldn’t allow anything to happen to Alexander tonight. She had to foil the opponent’s plot. This was Tissote’s first time holding a national racing competition and it was undoubtedly a boon to those who liked racing. The entrance tickets had been sold out a long time ago; the area was already packed like sardines with spectators an hour before the race.

that was complimented by a pair of Doc Martens, an old baseball cap, and a mask to obscure most of her face. Only after looking at herself in the mirror and determining that she didn’t resemble her usual self did she feel

she’s here! I can’t believe that she’s come to compete! I always thought this was a gimmick by the organizer.” “What kind of luck am I having to run into Sue today of all days? And I’m in the same group as her! Can I simply admit defeat now?” “Sue, will you sign my autograph?” One of the contestants rushed up and handed a

Yet, the person wouldn’t give up. “You’re my idol, Sue. The drifting skill you demonstrated in the French competition three years ago was amazing. It’s been years and I haven’t found anyone who’s been able to drift better than you, or even as beautifully as you did.” “Didn’t you leave the racing industry, Sue? Why have you

would have seemed arrogant, but it was simply par for the course from Sue. At this moment, Alexander walked in through the entrance and he was favored to win since he was a familiar face in the industry. His gaze darted around the moment he entered and his eyes brightened when he finally caught sight of Elise. Then, he headed

figure from his memory overlapped with each other. “It’s so nice to see you, Sue,” he greeted. Unfortunately for him, Elise simply lowered the visor on her cap and she grunted in reply without saying anything else. Yet, the excitement on Alexander’s face couldn’t be hidden. The only reason why he had participated in the competition was that he knew Sue would be in attendance as well.

to look for you after the competition.” With that, he headed in the other direction. The thing was that Elise never expected that Alexander would be interested in Sue as well. While she was initially worried for his safety, she found it much more convenient now that he was paying attention to her. “For the

rang out in the air. The competition in this group was fierce; the top three cars were neck and neck with each other and refused to give way to the other. As Elise watched the race, her eyes narrowed as