Leave Me Alone, Mr Shaffer by Diana Tenny novel Chapter 185

Chapter 185

Isabella drove towards the police station, but the two cars behind her quickly

realized her intentions. They sped up and attempted to ram into her car

whenever they had the chance.

Despite her excellent driving skills, she couldn’t outmaneuver drivers who

were willing to risk their lives. Her car was hit several times from behind, but

fortunately, the Cayenne’s performance was good enough for her to regain

control each time.

There were only three intersections left until the police station.

Her phone, connected to the car’s Bluetooth, suddenly rang to indicate an

incoming call.

Isabella couldn’t afford to be distracted, so she didn’t even glance at the

caller ID.

The phone continued to ring incessantly as she accelerated while the two

cars closed in on her. The fear of death slowly crept in

Through the rearview mirror, she saw the manic look in the pursuing driver’s

eyes.

She held her breath, reminding herself to stay calm and focus solely on the

road ahead.

Nonetheless, she was most worried about the intersection, fearing that a car

might suddenly rush out. However, with two Hyundai cars behind her this

time, she assumed no other cars would appear.

The traffic light was green, and the road ahead was clear.

Isabella floored the accelerator and intended to pass through directly.

However, a powerful beam of headlights appeared, and a car rushed out

from her right.

In that split second, their eyes met-the desperate and triumphant smile on

the other driver’s face was evident.

Isabella couldn’t control herself. She instinctively turned the steering wheel

while letting out a scream!

She felt as if her soul had shattered, and her car spun several times before

crashing into a flower bed.

She was trembling in fear, unable to close her mouth properly.

However, she hadn’t been hit…

At the intersection, the Hyundai aiming at Isabella was rammed by a black

modified car. It spun several times and billowed smoke before catching fire

on impact.

The other two Hyundai cars attempting to rush forward were stopped by

several cars that followed, and black-clad bodyguards apprehended the

drivers.

Isabella, still inside her car, witnessed this sudden turn of events and was

unable to process it. She had narrowly escaped death just a moment ago.

A man stepped out of the black modified car and walked towards the red