There's No Turning Back (Elara and Harvey) novel Chapter 86

During this time, Niamh recorded plenty of videos of herself and Beau riding motorcycles, posting them on TikTok.

Her account had barely scraped past two thousand followers for five years. She had been posting cool riding clips, but it was always the same group of friends giving her likes over and over.

Then, the first time Niamh uploaded a video of her and Beau riding together, everything changed. She went viral that very night.

From then on, she frequently took Beau out for rides, and every video of them together effortlessly landed in the million-view traffic pool.

Realizing she could turn this into something bigger, Niamh started posting consistently over the past month. Her follower count skyrocketed past a million.

Of course, criticism followed. More and more people questioned her content, but Niamh couldn't care less. They were just jealous of her.

No one else had the guts to put a five-year-old on a heavy-duty motorcycle.

But this past week, she noticed something troubling—her latest videos of riding with Beau weren't hitting like they used to. Her view count had plummeted to just 200 thousand.

People were getting bored of her repeated content. So, after discussing it with her friends, she decided to pull off something big.

While the motorcycle roared down the highway at high speed, she crossed her arms over her chest and let go of the handlebars, leaving the five-year-old in full control.

Then, as if that wasn't enough, she pulled out a bottle of red wine and a tall-stemmed glass from who-knows-where.

Still seated on the speeding bike, she poured herself a drink, swirling the wine in the glass with practiced ease. She was exuding absolute confidence and nonchalance as she raced down the open road.

Her friend, capturing the moment on camera, let out a hushed gasp into the mic, "Perfect!

"Niamh, I'm calling it now—this video's getting at least 100 thousand likes!"

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Elara's life remained unchanged. After dropping Merida off at school, she returned home to immerse herself in her studies. She structured her schedule to match the coursework from her university days, racing against time to recover the five years of knowledge she had missed.

In the evening, after dinner with Merida, she took her to the Snapp residence. She had compiled a list of questions from the day and wanted to ask Tobias in person.

Upon stepping into the living room, she immediately noticed several Capitol University students sitting there.

They had always been warm toward her, but ever since the online accusations that Tobias had helped her cheat, their opinions had shifted.

Even though they, like everyone else, had watched Elara's competition footage multiple times, scrutinizing every second for evidence of foul play. Nonetheless, they had found nothing.

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