The path was so narrow that if neither he nor Hannah gave way, they would risk damaging both vehicles.
Contrary to one would expect, however, instead of slowing down, Hannah floored it and rushed forward at an even more terrifying speed.
The car from the opposite side had no choice but to slam on his brakes.
Hannah didn’t let up for a single second, and soon she was zooming past the stationary car.
The driver poked his head out of the window once he knew that the danger was over.
“Are you crazy?!” He yelled after her.
“Why are you driving so fast in such a narrow road? Do you want to die that badly?!”
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Up ahead, the black car had slowed down and given up choice.
Since the speeding car was now gone, the other driver turned his attention to the black car and scolded its driver instead.
“Do you people think you own this road or something?! What makes you think you can drive so recklessly?!”
Inside the black car, the driver was still staring after Hannah’s car.
He sighed and punched his steering wheel in frustration.
“We lost her,” he said to his earpiece.
The person on the other end of the line spoke slowly.
“You got too close to her, and she found you. There’s no way you can catch up with her now. No matter. Have another group of people keep an eye on her in the building. Bring her to me as soon as an opportunity presents itself.”
“Yes, Boss.”
The man ended the call. Outside, the other driver was still berating him. The man finally got out of the car and tossed a bunch of bills at the still cursing man.
Sure enough, the latter immediately shut up and went on his way.
Hannah smiled as she left the behind.
She pulled up to the hotel and handed her car key to the valet. She walked across the lobby and swiped her card key to access the elevator.
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Just as the doors began to close, a hand suddenly shot out between them.
Bang!
The doors slowly slid open again.
Hannah glanced at the girl standing out in the hall.
Her ponytail was still swinging behind her head, her breaths coming in short and shallow pants. She raised her flushed face and smiled at Hannah.
“Oh, I’m sorry. I hope I didn’t scare you just now.”
Hannah shook her head and returned the girl’s smile.
“It’s fine. Which floor are you heading to?”