Even in Darkness She Chose to Rise (Tatiana and Jasper) novel Chapter 501

Chapter 501 The Sighting

Norman flashed a smile. “Drive safe.”

That smile was way too handsome. It was lethal.

Sandra Cole caught a glimpse and immediately looked away, clutching her heart while she muttered her husband’s name like a mantra.

“God help me, that is just too tempting.”

“What is?”

“Your husband! He is way too hot. That face is a straight up weapon of mass destruction.”

“Is he?”

“Don’t give me that casual tone. I am dying of envy here!”

“Heh.”

Tammy knew her husband was a looker. Every time he had a match, the female attendance spiked.

“I really envy you. He is handsome, he dotes on you, and he even cooks. I am so jealous!”

“You want to steal him?”

“Don’t even joke. I do not have the stamina for that. If he were my husband, I probably wouldn’t sleep a wink. I would spend every night dreaming about fighting off other women.”

Sandra spoke with complete honesty. She was just admiring something beautiful without any ulterior motives. Tammy knew that, which was why she liked hanging out with her.

“Come on, let’s move it. We are going to be late.”

“Gosh, why the rush? It is still early. Besides, your husband makes so much in prize money, why are you so set on working for extra cash? It is exhausting,”

It was true. Tammy was heading out to work today.

She wanted to earn her own money to buy Norman a gift. Since he would not let her fight, she had to find another way, Sandra had introduced her to a gig. She had been working secretly for a few days now. After today, she should finally have enough.

The thought filled her with joy, enough to make her ignore the slight sense of unease in the back of her

mind.

Until she saw the man who was supposed to be at the gym standing on a street corner.

Sandra was stunned. “Flowie, isn’t that your husband?”

Tammy desperately wanted to say it wasn’t.

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But her eyesight was too sharp. Even from two blocks away, she could see her husband standing there clearly.

He was not alone. There was someone else with him. She was slender with long hair, clearly a beauty even from behind.

And they were close. Close enough that it was easy to get the wrong idea.

The smile vanished from Tammy’s face instantly.

Sandra grew uneasy. “Uh, maybe we are mistaken. It couldn’t be him. Let’s just go, we are going to be late for work.”

How could she be mistaken? Even Sandra recognized him.

Sandra was just worried about a scene and wanted to pull Tammy away. She tugged, but Tammy did not budge. She was a brick wall.

In fact, Sandra found Flowie terrifying right now.

‘Flowie?”

‘Wait for me here.”

Tammy dropped the words and started walking with an aggressive, intimidating stride.

‘Flowie, wait!”

Was Tammy the type to suffer in silence? No. She was the type to flatten anyone who pissed her off.

But the moment she moved, Norman moved too. They were walking fast.

Tammy was faster, but the light turned red just as she hit the crossing. The pedestrians stopped, but she did not even notice. She kept pushing forward until Sandra grabbed her.

“Are you crazy? It is a red light! You will get hit!”

Tammy could only watch as cars sped by one after another. In the gaps between the vehicles, she saw the two of them walking away, appearing to embrace intimately as they left.

The last string in her head snapped.

She shoved Sandra aside and lunged into the street.

“Flowie!!”

Sandra was terrified. She covered her eyes, certain she was about to see her friend get killed.

But then, a collective gasp rippled through the crowd.

“Holy shit, is she even human?”

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“Did she just fly over those cars?”

“Get a video, quick!”

“Mom, I saw a superhero!”

Sandra spread her fingers and looked. Her jaw dropped.

Tammy was treating the traffic like a playground, leaping from car roof to car roof while they were at full speed. It was like something out of a movie.

She hit the other side, ignored the screaming drivers and the chaos behind her, and took off.

Sandra could only stare, whispering to herself, “That crazy bitch…”

The crazy bitch chased them the whole way.

But she lost them. They turned a corner and vanished.

Her expression darkened instantly. To make matters worse, she had a cold, and her sense of smell was hot. She could not track them by scent.

she paced in circles, fuming, before finally slamming her fist into a nearby trash can. The metal buckled nward with a loud bang.

The people nearby scattered in terror.

She let out a long, frustrated breath, her eyes burning with rage. She remembered something and yanked out her phone to call him.

As expected, no answer.

‘hones were banned during training. Usually, she would not have bothered.

She put the phone away, her shoulders slumping like an abandoned dog.

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