She's out of Your League Now (Millie and Winston) novel Chapter 262

Chapter 262 

Matt’s lips curled into a smirk and said, “Be careful then. Or else, you’ll lose everything you have tonight.” 

Right then, Rachel dropped a bank card into Millie’s box, declaring, “My money’s on her, ten times the bet.” 

Matt froze momentarily. But soon, he rolled his eyes and remarked, “I’ll never understand what goes through the minds of rich people. Oh, well, more easy money for the club!” 

“Hey,” Rachel called out angrily. “You’re not going to back out on us if red wins, right?” 

Matt rolled his eyes again. The club always honored its bets. They weren’t running a shady business, after 

all. 

“Let’s talk after she wins.” Matt’s tone dripped with disdain. 

The others present laughed along. 

Someone commented, “Can you believe someone is actually foolish enough to bet on red to win?” 

“Exactly. I guess they have more money than brains.” 

Marvin and Rachel exchanged a glance. Suddenly, someone shouted, “Look! They’re at the starting line.” 

There, Millie picked up her helmet before looking at Quincy. 

Python Mountain boasted the most challenging route. Only those truly skilled dared to take on its thrills. 

Millie had a rough idea about Quincy’s capabilities, but he had no clue about hers. As he watched Millie’s long legs slide into the car, a sense of unease crept over him. 

“Quincy, all the best!” Matt hollered from the peak, his voice echoing through Python Mountain. 

When Quincy glanced up, he saw Matt waving the club’s flag high, yelling, “Give it your all!” 

Everyone soon joined in to cheer Quincy on. Right away, his confidence surged. Millie was just a woman, so what did he have to fear? 

Besides, he had raced this route countless times and always came in first. He wasn’t afraid at all! 

With that in mind, Quincy took one last look at Millie, put on his helmet, and got into his car. 

In the other car, Millie patted the steering wheel. It was a modified supercar, and it looked pretty good. 

She had to borrow one since she didn’t have her own car. Judging from the driver’s demeanor, it 

appeared to be a professional racer’s vehicle. 

In front of them stood a flag girl. 

“Would you like a test drive?” she asked Millie. 

Millie shook her head and answered, “There’s no need for that.” 

Quincy lowered the car window and turned to Millie. “You might as well give it a test drive. Otherwise, don’t accuse me of bullying you.” 

He was driving his usual car while Millie had borrowed one. If she tried to argue later that her unfamiliarity with the car affected the outcome, he wouldn’t find his victory as satisfying. 

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“No need,” Millie replied firmly. 

With sports cars, there were only so many different driving feels. 

Quincy frowned as he struggled to understand Millie. He couldn’t help but wonder if she was truly capable or just putting on a show. 

Unable to make sense of it after some thought, Quincy rolled up the car window. 

Millie fastened her seatbelt, waiting for the race to commence. 

The energy at Python Mountain soared in an instant, and everyone was caught up in the excitement. In reality, what fascinated them wasn’t the race but the prospect that the loser would have to chop off their finger. 

Cheers echoed through the forest, spreading across the winding paths of Python Mountain.