The Unshackled Queen: Never Say Never

“Who said anything about giving up? I won’t lose to you!”

“ALL right then,” Hannah sneered, arching an eyebrow at Winona.

“Let’s settle this with a match, just you and I.

”

“Deal! You’re going to regret your arrogance!” Winona fired back.

Grasping Omar’s arm, Winona turned around and walked away.

Hannah turned around to see Bryson engrossed in a conversation with Brewster.

She gave him a signal.

Bryson caught her eye and gestured toward his phone.

As Hannah stepped outside, she checked her phone and found a text from Bryson.

He had arranged a race car for her in Garage 26 and asked her to gear up.

The upcoming race was very simple.

It was far from a challenging mountain course.

Contestants merely had to lap the track three times, and the first one to cross the finish line would be declared the winner.

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Before her individual race, Hannah lounged in her car, the roar of the crowd filling the air.

Just then, her phone buzzed with a new message.

Unexpectedly, it was from Edwin.

Given the involvement of Winona and Hannah, the event had taken on a secret gambling aspect among the wealthy youth, most of whom were betting on Winona.

Glancing at the steep odds in the photograph, Hannah couldn’t help but smile and texted Edwin a reply.

[Look at those odds.

I’m tempted to bet myself.

]

When Edwin read her text, he rolled his eyes, puzzled by Hannah’s preoccupation with money at such a time.This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org: ©.

[I’ve bet 100, @0@ on you taking the win! Aren’t you going to acknowledge that?!]

Hannah responded nonchalantly, [ALl your money is with me, right? So where did you get 100, 0007]

Frustrated, Edwin texted back, [Shouldn’t you be focusing on the race?

I’ve bet my last 100, 000 of pocket money on you!]

Hannah swiftly handed Edwin her bank card information and password.

[In this account is 10 million.

Bet it on me, would you?]

At first, Edwin thought Hannah was kidding.

With a mix of hesitance and disbelief, he placed the bet, his eyes growing wide at the amount now displayed on the screen.

Shaken, he texted Hannah, [You’re really putting 10 million on the line? God! You’re crazy!]

Upon hearing the closing horn of the group race, Hannah grinned.

After texting, she set her phone aside.