Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 90

The sky was gloomy and dark clouds were rolling. There were very few people on the streets. The

lively car racing track in the east of the city was a little out of place.

This track was one of the few racing venues in the country that was used to hold the FIA Formula 1

World Championship. It was only open to the public every year when there was a rally or a friendly

competition.

At this moment, three cars of different colors were roaring at the starting point of the track, as if they

were provoking each other.

As the referee waved the flag in his hand, the three cars instantly rushed out like wild horses.

Although it was said to be a simple match when they came, easy to arouse a man’s desire to win on

the track.

was

The competition became more and more intense. These three cars were almost evenly matched.

After five laps, the black Aventador driven by David successfully crossed the line, followed by Landon,

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and the last was Jimmy.

After the three of them got out of the car, a few staff members immediately went forward to check on

the cars.

Jimmy took off his helmet and shook his messy hair. “Fuck! Let’s compete again!”

Losing just like that made Jimmy very unconvinced.

Landon smiled. “It’s useless no matter how many rounds we compete in.”

“Landon, you are so boring. I was holding back just now. If you have the gut, compete with me again.”

Jimmy looked at Landon’s back away and quickly chased after him.

Landon raised his hand, pulled open the collar of his protective suit, and said casually, “It’s so boring to

bully noobs.”

Jimmy was so angry that he raised his middle finger at Landon’s back. When Jimmy turned around, he

realized that David was holding the helmet in one hand and thinking about something. “David, what are

you looking at?”

“Didn’t it say it would rain tonight?”

“What?” Jimmy was stunned for a moment and then looked up at the sky. “Who knows? Maybe it won’t

rain.”

As soon as Jimmy finished speaking, David left directly.

Jimmy and Landon came out of the changing room and saw David standing in front of the floor–to–

ceiling windows with one hand in his pocket and staring at the sky not far away.

“Do you think David has something on his mind? Otherwise, why would he be so looking forward to a

rainy day?”

Landon followed Jimmy’s gaze and looked over. A playful smile flashed across Landon’s eyes.

“Perhaps he was dumped?”

“What kind of huge joke is that?” Jimmy quickly waved his hand. “He’s not even in love. How can he be

dumped?”

Besides, with David’s rich financial resources, as long as he just stood there, thousands of hundreds of

women would volunteer to approach him. As far as Jimmy was concerned, it was totally impossible for

David to be dumped.

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Landon did not say anything, but there was a faint meaningful smile on his lips.

As the two of them were discussing, they suddenly heard David say lightly, “It’s raining.”

It was just a simple sentence, but it made Jimmy and Landon sensitively feel David’s contentment.

The two of them looked at each other with a flash of mockery in their eyes.

David was too strange today. There must be something fishy going

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“Didn’t you find anything fishy when you went to Sandalwood Hills?” Landon asked lightly.

Jimmy thought for a moment. “What can there be? There’s nothing!”

Landon clicked his tongue and sighed from the bottom of his heart. “How stupid.”

Seeing Jimmy’s unconvinced expression, Landon continued, “Since Sandalwood Hills was built, when

has he ever taken the initiative to go back?”

“Are you saying that David is hiding a woman in Sandalwood Hills?” Jimmy instantly understood, and

his eyes flickered with

excitement. “Oh my god! Looks like I have to go to Sandalwood Hills again tonight.”

Landon patted Jimmy’s shoulder heavily and said meaningfully, “Feel free to go ahead. I’ll go visit your

grave next year.”

Jimmy couldn’t help but roll his eyes.

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