Chapter 19 - Death Arena (1/2)
Chapter 19: Death Arena
Translator: Nyoi-Bo StudioEditor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Second Young Master Ji Zhou?
Shen Hanxing looked out of theDark clouds covered the sky,wind, and lightning streaked across the night sky, splitting the darkness apart The ru soundsroad in the Pan Shan ed, hence it was known as the “Death Arena” Racing enthusiasts liked to race there to seek excitement The reason why it was called the “Death Arena” was that the steep winding mountain road boarded a bottomless cliff on one side The mountain road spiraled up and if anyone ever drove off the road, they would fall into the cliff and smash into pieces
Such a road required the driver to be careful even during the day, not torain It was si’s expression darkened She wore a windbreaker to cover her exquisite figure and said coldly, “It’s not convenient for Mr Ji to go out in this weather, so don’t wake hi wanted to say so but hesitated After a moment, he quickly followed behind, “Madam, I’ll hold the umbrella for you”
Heavy rain whistled over and the dark sky was like an angry giant beast Fro
At this hts illuirl dressed as a sexy bunny was seductively holding an uainst the side of his car, and he was chewing on a cigarette butt He stared at the “Death Arena” with a cold expression
“Second Young Master”
In the heavy rain, Fatty Fang ran over and wiped the rain off his face He asked, “The rain is too heavy, so there is not enough friction on the ground and your wheels will slip easily You can’t control the danger Are we still cohter in his hand and smiled wickedly “Why? Do you want to admit defeat?”
“No, I’etically “Second Young Master, the weather is not a joke We are not eneht?”
“If you’re afraid, then get lost”
Ji Zhou closed his lighter and repriuts, then don’t touch this line of work, coward”
At this h the darkness, and a red sports car gradually appeared The rear of the car swung before it ca rain
The driver’s door opened Chen Liang stepped out and opened the rear passenger door while holding an u that came into vieas a pair of red stilettos, followed by a pair of delicate jade-like ankles that was so white it was dazzling