Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 444

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Chapter 444

“Sit tight,” Luc*s’s voice suddenly sounded,

Clearly, he had also noticed the car that had been tailing after them.

Rachel did not say anything. Instead, she found a comfortable position and nestled in the seat.

Their speed increased abruptly, but the commercial vehicle following them sensed it and then sped up, following

them like a mad dog.

Through the rearview mirror, Rachel looked at the commercial vehicle following behind. She chuckled and said

playfully, “Your driving skills have deteriorated recently.”

“Let’s have a competition when we have time!” Lucas held the steering wheel with one hand and observed every

move of the car behind through the rearview mirror from time to time.

Rachel raised her eyebrows slightly and said proudly, “You’re not qualified to compete with me with your skills.”

Lucas frowned slightly. “D*mn you, girl. Don’t forget that it was me who taught you how to race!”

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“That’s why I’m better than you.” Rachel turned to look at Lucas with a sly smile in her eyes.

Suddenly, a chuckle sounded in the quiet car.

This d*mn girl was actually in the mood to argue with him, which meant she was in a better mood than she was

when she got out of the hospital.

“Sit tight. Today, I’ll show you what I’m capable of!” Lucas said as he sped up. again.

The car moved back and forth in the traffic like a swimming dragon.

Unknowingly, sporadic raindrops began to fall from the sky. The speed of the car caused the rain to fall fast and

beat on the windows.

On the slippery road, coupled with his adept understanding of the road. conditions, the commercial vehicle’s speed

quickly decreased.

Upon seeing this scene, Rachel immediately lost interest.

Coincidentally, her phone rang.

Seeing that it was a call from David, she leaned against the window and picked up the phone.

Before she could say anything, Davids’s voice came from the other end of the

phone. “Where are you?”

The man’s deep and cold voice was as if it had been soaked in the snow of the early spring, revealing a bone-

chilling coldness.

Her intuition told her that perhaps David had known something.

She pursed her lips and said gently, “I’m fine. I’m preparing to get some air with Lucas. What about you?”

She didn’t want David to worry, so she changed the topic.

“I just finished eating. I still have a meeting later.” David lowered his eyes to look at the image on the tablet. His

dark eyes flickered with bloodthirsty ruthlessness.

Rachel sighed softly. “No matter how busy you are, you have to eat on time.”

“Okay,” David replied. “I’ll listen to my girlfriend.”

After a brief conversation, David hung up.

He put down the tablet in his hand and looked up. His sharp gaze was like a knife that stabbed straight at Eddie.

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“What do you think we should do?”

The man’s voice was so indifferent that no emotion could be heard.

However, it was as if it had been dyed with winter frost. It was bone-chilling and made one shudder.

Eddie was half bent over, and cold sweat had unknowingly seeped out of his forehead.

Oh, cr*p. He was dead meat this time!

Eddie lowered his head in resignation. “I was negligent and didn’t discover the problem immediately. I’m willing to

accept all the punishment!”

During this period of time, it was not at peace in Seaxas. David secretly sent hist men to protect Rachel.

However, there had been no news from Rachel recently, so Eddie was too lazy to report to him.

Unexpectedly, something just happened this time when he wasn’t paying attention!

David removed his diamond cuffs and slowly rolled up a part of his sleeves. His expression was arrogant and

domineering as he said, “Find out who sent these people and make sure they never leave Seaxas.”

Sensing the hostility emanating from David’s body, Eddie held his breath.

Mr. Jones was really angry this time!

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