Chapter 762 An Awesome Racer

The race began. All the sports cars surged forward like arrows loosed from taut bowstrings. <

In the driver's seat, Sean floored the gas pedal. When he approached a bend,

he jerked the steering wheel, sending the car into a sharp drift. Susanna, perched on the passenger seat, screamed with exhilaration, "This is so fast and exciting!"

Sean's car was leading the pack. Only one car managed to keep up with him, sometimes even overtaking him.

Focused intensely, Sean hadn't expected to face such a formidable rival in what he thought would be a casual competition.

It took him back to his racing days with Norah. She had been as skilled as he was, maybe even more so.

Lost in that fleeting memory, he didn't notice when the dark purple car overtook him, seizing the lead

"Sean, come on! You can win this! Overtake that car."

Sean remained silent, accelerating secretly, determined to reclaim his position. The track was entering its final stretch.

With a series of flawless maneuvers, the dark purple car crossed the finish

line first.

After the race, the driver didn't stop, disappearing into the distance. Sean claimed second place, while Duncan trailed among the last.

Duncan didn't know much about racing and hadn't planned on winning, he just wanted to take Joanna for a spin around the track

Joanna scanned the track, but the dark purple car was nowhere in sight. "The winner was really good, stable throughout the race, and executed every move perfectly."

She had a deep understanding of racing techniques, thanks to Norah's

teachings. Sean nodded in agreement. "That driver's very skilled."

Had he not been distracted, he might have won. But the race was over, and

dwelling on it was pointless. Susanna realized she had developed a taste for thrilling sports, itching for

more. Phillip wrapped his arms around her, giving her a warning look. "Behave."

He had watched the race live and felt a pang of familiarity with the driver of the dark purple car, though it seemed impossible for that person to be here.

After the exhilarating race, everyone was content and had no desire to do anything else.

They had come out to unwind. Since they had to attend the opening ceremony of the competition the next day, they went back to the hotel

early Back at the hotel.

Sean took a cold shower and toweled off his wet hair. Frank had already sent over the work Sean needed to

handle during his stay. Sean sat down at his desk, logged into the hacker forum, and waited for a while. As he waited, he skimmed through a report

His phone chimed with a message alert.

Marlene wrote, "Good evening! Heard you went to Bellfolk to watch your sister play the piano. That's so nice. Unlike me, I've never been abroad" Within seconds, another message popped up.

Marlene continued, "If I had known you were going abroad, I would've tagged along. I don't have many classes these days, I'm so bored." Sean locked his phone screen, ignoring it.

Marlene often sent him messages, but he always brushed them off. On the international hacker forum, the homepage was still filled with current news from various countries. He glanced at a name on his friend's

list that hadn't lit up in a long time, feeling a sense of puzzlement. Was real life keeping Moon too busy? She hadn't logged in for a long time and hadn't posted any updates.

No one had yet broken her record on the hacking leaderboard. He had been trying for a year but still hadn't surpassed her.

He missed the days when he tackled challenges with Moon.