The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

The car soon arrived at the destination. At the same time, the fluidity of the model also changed automatically and made a slight adjustment to the height of the ground clearance, better adapting it to the needs of racing! However, its chassis was still fully matte black.

This color would remind people of the night that could devour everything. Everyone else in the car came down, leaving only the staff in the driver’s seat and the test team officials. He needed the most accurate data. On the racing circuit, countless cars roared domineeringly, screaming that they were the strongest.

Only No People was low-profile, calm, and indifferent. Placed in the middle of the cars, it was extremely inconspicuous, and no ear-splitting sounds were coming from it. It did not need to clamor to announce its fearsomeness. It would only speak with its own results. The driver inside the car smiled and spoke to the camera. “The moment to witness history has arrived…”

He was confident and high-spirited as if victory was already in his hands. Gerard laughed and looked at Eric. “Ferg, aren’t you a connoisseur? How does this car compare to that race car of yours?” In terms of configuration, they were both first- class. Eric’s race car was also the best and won him three racing championships before leaving the racing scene in glory.

collecting dust in his garage. What a shame. However, apart from Eric’s garage, it seemed that there was no one else worthy of that race car.

to the car in his garage, or was the car in his garage incomparable to this car?

organizers deliberately found a place where racers preferred. It was a mountain track known as the devil’s road. The road

they be able to see who the true master was. The challenge here was not only the psychological quality of the racer, but also the configuration specifications of the car. They could not lack either of the two.  Gerard

was clearly not present. He had his gaze lowered and fixed below the screen. No one knew what he was thinking about. Well, Gerard would not interrupt his thoughts