From the rearview mirror, Hannah suddenly spotted the black car behind her again.
“Sit tight,” she said with a smirk.
“Let’s take them on a_ tour around the city.”
Then she pulled the gear with deft mastery and stepped on the gas pedal.
If someone took a photograph downward, he could see Hannah shuttling back and forth in the traffic, as if she could always predict the speed and direction of the next car.
Although this was downtown, Hannah drove with such reckless speed— almost at 180 miles per hour—-that any accident occurring as a result would be so fatal.
Yet she maneuvered car after car, gazing at the road in front of her with knitted eyebrows. For one, she knew she had to get rid of that car behind her. Her life and safety depended on this.
The car behind was still hot in pursuit, hurtling furiously through the line of cars and defying several traffic Lights.
All the time, Bryson had been calm and silent. When Hannah took a turn, he finally said, “Take a mountain road at the next turn.”
Hannah nodded and drove on. There was no need to argue with Bryson now.
She sped through the tunnel, where there were only a few cars. Once they were out of the tunnel, Hannah sighted the mountain road. It looked more eerie at night, looming over like a monster.
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The black car suddenly swung up just right behind her, blinding the night with its beam light.
“Turn right.” Bryson’s voice was deep.
Tightening her jaw, Hannah swerved right into the entrance of the round mountain road.
This mountain road was dimly lit, and there were not so many Lush trees along its tracks. On the side of the road, there was a dusty sign that read, ‘Careful Driving’.
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“Remember there’s no guardrail on this road, so drive carefully,”
Bryson said, glancing behind at the trailing car.
Hannah nodded sternly. Navigating this road was pretty easy for her, and that was because she had become used to driving on the racing track.
The black car still chased after them.
Its beam light seemed to have thickened with the hazy night, making the road in front blurry for Hannah as she drove.
She approached the corner of the round mountain road. This was the most dangerous spot of all, and navigating it was tricky if one couldn’t see the road conditions. Whatever she did here would determine if the car behind them would catch up to them or not.
Hannah cursed under her breath. What else could these people do?
In one instant, she pulled the reverse gear, and the car came screeching backwards with furious speed.
As she reversed, Hannah held the steering wheel firmly. She knew she had to be careful here, as one wrong move could get them crashing off the cliff.