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F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn novel Chapter 75

Summary for Chapter 75: F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn

Chapter summary: Chapter 75 from the book F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn by Kylie Homme

Discover the most important events of Chapter 75, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn. With the engaging writing of Kylie Homme, this Internet masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.

Elias's anger surged like a tidal wave, engulfing his entire being. Driven by the ferocity of his emotions, he careened his already beleaguered sports car directly toward James's Hummer, discarding thoughts of self-preservation.

As the collision erupted in a blaze of fury, Elias's body was jolted forward, only to snap back, his elbow colliding harshly with the car door.

A sharp pang of pain contorted his features, and he realized his left arm was probably injured.

Inside the Hummer, James seemed nonchalant about the newly acquired dents and scrapes etched across his vehicle.

He regarded Elias in the sports car, a smirk of arrogance and disdain tugging at his lips. "Ants shaking a tree, overestimating your abilities."

Without further ado, he accelerated away, leaving Elias to simmer in his frustration.

Elias's clenched fist met the steering wheel in a futile punch, only to be met with a renewed wave of pain.

Lukas received Elias's call when Elias sat in the ambulance.

Grievances pouring from his mouth, he elucidated the entire sequence of events. "Lukas, you can't even imagine how insufferably arrogant that bastard is. He flipped me off and admitted it was deliberate. Damn it, I'm practically boiling over! Once they release me from this hospital, I'm going to wipe the floor with that asshole!"

"You're certainly a spectacle. Managed to only hurt yourself by crushing to others." Lukas's tone remained nonchalant.

Elias retorted, "He provoked me on purpose. He rammed into me first. It's all because we snagged your designer away last night. He's deliberately itching for a fight!"

A tinge of exasperation tinged Lukas's voice. "Enough with the absurdity. What's the sense in crashing your sports car into his Hummer? Did you leave your brain at home today? If you genuinely want to take a swing at him, how about using a tank next time and simply run him over?"

A chuckle broke free from Elias, dispelling his sulky demeanor. "You've got a point there. I'll consider a tank for our next encounter, just to be safe."

Upon ending the call, Lukas made his way directly to the hospital.

Meanwhile, in Ava's hospital room, I noted her peaceful slumber. I decided to step out for a moment to purchase necessities she might require during her stay.

To the east of Rivers Health Medical Center lay a sprawling supermarket, accessible through a narrow alley.

I mulled over how best to broach the topic of Ava's hospitalization to Cole when the jarring echoes of agitated voices ricocheted from the depths of the alley.

"Drag him over quick. Keep it discreet! I want him beaten to a pulp!"

This was swiftly followed by the audible thuds of fists and feet making brutal contact, accompanied by a symphony of enraged curses. "You hypocrite, playing the saint? Today, I'll strip away that facade, you bastard!"

A furrow etched across my brow. The scene unfolding was all too clear to my mind.

In a span of seconds, I took out my phone, playing a prerecorded loop of emergency sirens, and dialed the local police number.

Clutching my phone, I sprinted toward the alley, raising my voice. "The cops are on their way!"

The hurried footsteps of the aggressors could be heard retreating, mingling with frantic whispers, "Quit it, let's go, the cops are coming!"

I snapped back to reality.

Quickly lending a hand, I helped him to his feet and urged, "We should leave this place, just in case those individuals return."

Nodding in agreement, we hastened out of the alleyway.

Sighs of relief were exchanged as we reached the main thoroughfare.

I couldn't help but notice his facial injuries, remnants of the earlier altercation. Concern evident in my voice, I inquired, "Are you all right?"

The man shook his head, a smile gracing his features, "It's nothing too severe, just a few minor scrapes. By the way, I haven't had the chance to introduce myself."

With an extended hand and a genial smile, he introduced, "Hello, I'm Anthony. Thank you for your timely intervention and kindly help."

Without my presence, the aftermath might have been far graver.

Upon hearing the name, my mind jolted. Anthony? Why did it so familiar?

Then, like a lightning bolt of realization, a piece of information pierced my consciousness. My eyes widened in astonishment. "You're the director of Rivers Health Medical Center?"

Anthony's features registered a flicker of surprise. "You recognize me?"

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