Divorced and Pregnant My New Life with a Billionaire Drives My Ex Crazy novel Chapter 660

Her mom’s keepsake was worth more than nine million? Yeah, right. That thing was probably worth ninety grand at best, and here she was trying to pass it off as nine million. Who did she think she was fooling?

And that pendant… Was it possible her dad had given that to the other woman?

Louisa narrowed her eyes. If that was true, there was no way she’d let Wiona walk away. When they reached the destination, she’d make sure to get back what belonged to the Ferguson family.

“Fine,” Louisa said through gritted teeth. “You better hope I don’t catch anyone tailing us. If I do, you’ll regret it.”

Once again, Louisa had lost this round to Wiona, but she couldn’t let it go. The frustration burned inside her, refusing to die down.

She jumped back into the car. Wiona made a show of hesitating, dragging her feet before finally getting in, looking as unwilling as possible.

The moment the doors shut, Louisa hit the gas, sending the car flying down the road. Wiona clamped her eyes shut and grabbed the handle above the window. “Louisa, I really don’t want to die with you…”

Louisa’s voice was sharp with anger. “Shut up!”

“I’m not planning on dying with you either.”

They kept arguing as Louisa sped onto the overpass, weaving in and out of traffic, passing every car in sight. It was obvious they were heading out of the city. Wiona forced herself to close her eyes and breathe, trying to stay calm. Nikolai and Drake had to be following. Mason and Phil were already in place, waiting for the signal. Everything was going according to plan—as long as this lunatic didn’t wreck the car, Wiona would make it home tonight.

She sent a silent prayer up. Half an hour later, she was doubled over by the side of the road, emptying her stomach.

Louisa just scoffed, left the car outside a village, and strode across a stone bridge, heading toward a cluster of houses.

Wiona pinched her palm and patted her cheeks, trying to shake off the dizziness. She’d never been carsick before. Louisa, you really missed your calling as a race car driver.

After a short break, Wiona finally managed to catch up.

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