Chaos Girl Rewrites the Script novel Chapter 870

Isabella was faring terribly as well. Everything she had just endured inside the hotel felt like a living nightmare.

It was the first time she had viscerally understood that the gap between a nobody and high society was a vast, insurmountable canyon.

Serena grew increasingly anxious. "What's going on? Why aren't there any cars?"

Isabella glanced around, finally noticing the sign at the entrance prohibiting taxis.

"Mom, I don't think they allow parking here."

The guests here were exclusively wealthy and powerful; none of them needed to flag down cabs. It was an unspoken rule for the elite, but a barrier for them.

Serena was infuriated, her resentment toward Vivienne flaring up once again.

Terrified that Serena might snap, Isabella suggested cautiously, "Mom, should we cross the street to get a cab?"

Serena took a deep breath and took her first step off the curb.

*Roar—*

A deafening roar of an engine suddenly exploded right next to their ears.

Before either of them could process it, the black sports car lunged toward them like a striking python.

It moved so fast they didn't even have a split second to react.

*Screech—*

The agonizing shriek of braking tires tore through the air. The black car halted less than four inches from their bodies.

"Ahhhhh!"

Paralyzed by the sudden threat of death, Serena and Isabella broke into a cold sweat. Their legs gave out, and they collapsed onto the pavement.

A hotel bellboy rushed out at the noise, but upon seeing the emblem on the black car, his face paled, and he darted right back inside.

The tinted window slowly rolled down. Kael leaned lazily out the window, a cruel, predatory glint in his eyes. "What the hell are you screaming for?! Good dogs don't block the road. You standing there waiting to die?"

Serena and Isabella trembled uncontrollably. Already pale from fright, all remaining color drained from their faces the moment they recognized him.

The Garland family's young master?!

The Garland family still refused to let them off the hook!

"We're leaving right now."

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