Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 1001

Chapter 1001

Chapter 1001:

After speeding up the mountain, they went down even quicker.

Nora glanced at Marlin’s and Hans’s cars through the rearview mirror and smirked. With her in the lead, the

trailing cars stood no chance of catching up.

Marlin maintained a steady pace. The sight of the leading Ferrari only fueled his excitement.

“Con, Marlin!”

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Yolande, seated next to him, was doing her best to encourage him.

Rosalee had it all wrong. Her idea of cheering was nothing like the wild shrieks and howls she made. What an

exciting sound that was!

“She handled that drift better. You'll definitely pass her later!”

The leading cars had already started descending the mountain roads, while those trailing behind were far off,

still making their way up.

Marlin kept close behind the Ferrari, seeing another sharp turn ahead.

He began to slow down, preparing for a smooth drift around the corner.

But Nora didn’t reduce her speed and took the drift into the sharp bend aggressively.

Suddenly, a sports car appeared on the bend coming up the mountain.

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The spectators were stunned by what they saw on the big screen.

The sports car sped up the mountain, weaving and taking up most of the lane.

Nora maneuvered her car in a drift, leaving it spread out across the road as she rounded the curve.

The two sports cars nearly collided head-on on the narrow road. The Ferrari was moving incredibly fast, making a

collision seem certain.

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The driver was stunned by the sudden appearance of the white Ferrari. He sat frozen, unsure of what to do.

Yolande screamed in horror, “How can she avoid it? Will they crash and tumble off the cliff?”

It wasn’t out of the realm of possibility. Racing thrives on speed and fervor. No car on the racetrack ever eased

up. The idea of slowing down simply didn’t cross anyone’s mind.

A shadow fell over Marlin’s eyes. He was convinced the two cars were bound to collide.

The vehicles were so near each other and speeding so quickly that avoiding a collision seemed out of the

question.

Amy's eyes were wide with fear, and her heart pounded loudly, stuck in her throat. She was too scared to speak.

Nora was just as shocked. Realizing the gravity of the moment, she glanced at the mountain wall and the

fenceless road, then slammed her foot on the accelerator and picked up speed.