Chapter 69: Kneel and Call Me Dad

Everyone instinctively shifted their gazes toward Olivia, watching her in silence. James, who had come to bet for fun, finally noticed Olivia’s presence. The moment he saw her, he froze. When he saw the pile of cash she had placed on one of the racers’ names, his eyes widened in disbelief. He yelled, “Olivia, you’re racing too? What kind of joke is this?”

Olivia glanced at James, who had shown up out of nowhere, and snorted. “If a thief like you can participate, why can’t I?”

James narrowed his eyes. “Don’t slander me! Who’s a thief?”

Last time, Olivia not only beat him up but also threw him off her car. He still hadn’t gotten over it, which was why he secretly took off with Olivia’s car. He didn’t believe Olivia would have the guts to call the police. If she did, their parents would surely screw her over.

James said mockingly, “You think you’re worthy of racing? Racing is something for men, not a woman like you. Racing’s always a man’s world. What’s a woman like her doing here?”

James’s words instantly made Benjamin and Hudson upset.

“No one said women can’t participate in this race,” Benjamin said coldly.

Hudson shot back, “There’s nothing wrong with Ms. Carter racing. It’s those who disrespect women who shouldn’t be here.”

The fact that both Benjamin and Hudson spoke up for Olivia left everyone amazed. They looked at the unassuming girl, unable to understand why these two racing legends would stand with her. James didn’t expect his words to attract the attention of these two legends, making him embarrassed immediately. He tried to defend himself, “I… I didn’t mean she can’t race as a woman. I just meant she… doesn’t even know how to race. She’s just here to mess around. I’ll bet if she participates, she won’t even finish. And betting on herself to win? Does she seriously think she can get first place?”

James’s words sparked a lot of discussion. There had never been a female racer at Mt. Hevana, so Olivia’s appearance was already very surprising. What was even more laughable was her audacity to bet on herself to win. Wasn’t that the ultimate joke?

“Exactly, she’s just here for fun. How could a girl possibly outrace all the guys?”

“She probably won’t even catch a glimpse of Benjamin and Hudson’s taillights.”

Hearing what everyone around him had to say, James grew more confident. “If she wins first place, I’ll kneel and call her Dad!”

Olivia, who had been silent until now, suddenly spoke up. “You said that yourself.”

James was momentarily taken aback. “What?”

Olivia looked at James and repeated, “If I win first place, you’ll kneel and call me dad.”

James’s eyes widened. Was he supposed to be scared of her? “Fine! But what if you don’t win first place?”

“Do whatever you want.” Olivia shrugged lightly.

James sneered. “Alright! If you don’t win first place, then you’ll kneel and call me Dad!”

“Deal,” Olivia agreed immediately.

James warned, “You’re digging your own grave. Don’t blame me for that.”

He then left the betting area. Olivia never mentioned the car the entire time, which satisfied him greatly.

Unfortunately, James had no idea that the reason Olivia didn’t demand her car back immediately was because she had a bigger plan in mind. What Olivia wanted was far more than just getting her car back. She needed to do something worse to James, or else she would be letting him off too easily.