Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 312
Upon coming to her senses, Catherine rapidly turned the steering wheel. The car traveled down the meandering road at a higher speed due to brake failure.

A Bentley appeared at the front all of a sudden.

She promptly decided to cut in on the car from the side of the narrow road.

The driver of the Bentley got a shock. “Is that person out of her mind, Second Young Master? She’s actually driving at a speed of 150 to 160 miles per hour, treating this as a race.”

Liam lifted his head and saw the white sports car traveling like the wind on the mountain road. It looked like the driver was not hitting the brakes at all even when passing several turns.

Even he did not have the nerve to drive a sports car like that.

“Something is wrong with the car. Go after it.”

a great speed of almost 200 miles per hour. When the car was ultimately

that car. The airbag had deployed, and a slender woman was being cushioned inside. She had lost her consciousness, but

“Catherine…”

pale face. He quickly carried her out of the car with the driver and sent her to a nearby

at the hospital with an anxious look. Liam comforted, “Don’t worry, Uncle Joel. Your daughter is intelligent and courageous. I noticed that her car had been out of control for a while, yet she stayed composed while handling the car on the meandering road. Later, she drove to a muddy path that was being constructed in order to reduce the speed of the car. When the car crashed, nobody was seated on the right side of

He said to

at all. It’s what I

hospital staff came out. Similar to what Liam had mentioned, a hit to Catherine’s body and head caused her

learning that Catherine was fine, Liam headed to the office as he had something to

the driver asked, “Second Young Master,

a sports car worth over two million dollars was glaringly

scared out of her wits, and the car would probably have plunged off the cliff. Miss Jones might be young, but her driving skills are fantastic. Even though I’m an experienced driver, it’s a shame