The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover by Caesar Erickson novel Chapter 480

Just when Greyson was about to rip her clothes, there was a burst of rumble from a sports car in the garage…

Instead of searching for parking, it seemed to be rushing straight for them instead!

When the masked men noticed the sports car speeding in their direction, they stepped forward one after another to force the sports car to a stop.

Yet, the sports car didn't have the slightest intention of stopping. It would crash into whoever it ran into, one by one, as if to kill them all!

Sensing how disadvantageous the situation was for him, Greyson wasted no time releasing Taya before he exited the car in a flurry and ran for his dear life after waving at the rest of the masked man.

Yet, the driver didn't give Greyson a chance to escape. To everyone’s bewilderment, he drove straight toward him as if planning to send him to his death with a car hit.

Greyson was visibly panicked as he ran towards the elevator in fright.

Seeing him enter the elevator , the sports car stopped going after him.

Instead, he speedily reversed the car and came to stop in front of Taya who had just climbed out of the car.

The car window wound down, revealing Neil's half-smile. "Get in the car!"

Seeing him, Taya scrambled forward to open the door and got in. "Why are you here?"

Neil focused on speeding in the direction of the garage exit as he replied, "I forgot that you’ll be discharged from the hospital today and came to class."

Taya was deeply relieved to hear so. She shot Neil a grateful look. "Mr. Sherwood, it’s all thanks to you today..."

Neil seemed a little absent-minded as he took several constant glances at the rearview mirror, and looked away only when the car drove out of the underground garage.

Taya would never have imagined that after driving out, he turned the steering wheel swiftly around a corner, and drove the car back to the garage.

Taya stared blankly at Neil. "What are you doing?"

There are so many masked figures back there, so it wasn’t a wise decision to drive back.