Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 156

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 156

Although Hedd was only twenty-six years old, he had been in the car racing scene for the past eight years and he didn’t think anything much of a race like this.

Despite that, the man opposite him, Toby, was fearless and insisted on challenging him to a race. Is there a need to be so petty just over one woman? I’ll just return her to him when I’m bored with her.

On the other side, Toby’s teammates asked him, “Are you confident?”

“Yes, about eighty percent,” he answered assertively. If he backed down at a time like this, then he would really become a loser. Also, he couldn’t hold his head up high anymore if he lost in this race after his girlfriend had been snatched from him.

“You can win this,” his teammates encouraged, despite the fact that they all knew he was facing a tough opponent and it would be difficult to win the race.

Subsequently, the race officially began.

With her eyes glued to the screen the whole time, Janet was eager to find out the skills of the top racer from Barnsford. So, she watched seriously while resting her chin on her palm and pouting her lips.

On the screen, the race cars took off at the same time and disappeared from the starting line. After twists and turns, Hedd’s car overtook Toby’s and the gap between them grew larger and larger.

While watching the big screen, everyone roared wildly like beasts, “Hedd is amazing! It’s not surprising that Toby’s girlfriend left him for Hedd.”

“That’s true, he’s amazing. I would choose Hedd over Toby as well.”

Janet shook her head at their comments, thinking to herself, What’s wrong with society nowadays? Are they siding with the antagonist just because he’s good-looking? Moreover, Toby isn’t that bad. Based on his driving skills, he is already a hundred times better than Henry.

The jeers from the audience seemed to have provoked Toby and he pressed his foot down on the gas pedal, his silver car successfully overtaking Hedd.

“Young Master Hedd!” people in the audience screamed. “That loser is catching up!”

In a split second, Hedd’s smirk disappeared and his face fell. Melancholy flashed in his eyes as he stared ahead at Toby’s silver car.

Suddenly, he sped up and both cars began to chase after each other while the audience held their breaths unwittingly.

The visual impact was so strong that it felt as though the cars would burst out of the screen the next moment.