Chapter 96: Accident
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
Gu Zhuo had preemptively moved the phone away to avoid being startled by the loud sound. He waited until Gu Hai had finished shouting before responding, “Dad, I’m in A City. I’ll be back soon.”
“What do you mean by soon? Your uncles are all waiting for you at home. Hurry up and come back!” Gu Hai yelled.
Gu Zhuo reluctantly glanced at the racing track but ultimately chose to leave. After all, if he angered his father, his financial support might be cut off.
However, before departing, he wrote his phone number on a piece of paper and left it along with his binoculars on Song Fan’s rocking chair, hoping she would contact him later.
Meanwhile, Song Fan was basking in the cheers of the crowd. Song Kai hobbled down and embraced her. “Just as I expected from my sister. You’re truly amazing!”
Even Wang Yu admired her from the bottom of her heart. Initially, he had doubted Song Fan’s ability to win, but now he stood on the sidelines, applauding fervently.
Liu Yue removed his helmet and approached with a sullen expression. “You were merely lucky this time. You won’t win again if we compete.”
Song Kai was furious when he heard this. “You kicked Song Fan’s motorcycle earlier. That’s despicable!”
“Winning or losing is all that matters. As long as I reach the finish line, I’ll be
the champion,” Liu Yue retorted, still not convinced.
Song Fan handed her helmet to Song Kai and addressed Liu Yue, “In the racing field, those who don’t adhere to the rules don’t last. You can dream of becoming a champion in the afterlife.”
Liu Yue didn’t expect Song Fan to wish for his death right in front of him. He seethed with anger, his face turning red as he responded, “This is our territory. You have no right to speak.”
“How is it not qualified? The winner of this competition has the right to control this territory for a year. This place belongs to my sister now,” Song Kai quickly chimed in.
Song Fan hadn’t anticipated that the prize for this competition would include control over the racing track. Nevertheless, an additional racetrack didn’t greatly affect her.
Liu Yue had publicly announced the prize in front of everyone, making it impossible for him to renege on his promise. He could only sulk with a cold expression.
Song Fan removed her motorcycle jacket and declared, “Now that this place is mine, I don’t want to see you here for a year. When we return, we will still report this to the police.”
Liu Yue had assumed the matter was settled, so he was taken aback by Song Fan’s determination to involve the police. He retorted, “Calling the police won’t help. There’s no evidence to suggest that my actions were intended to harm someone. It can only be considered an accidental injury.”
Without saying a word, Song Fan walked directly toward Liu Yue. Liu Yue, motivated by his pride, didn’t back down. However, he never anticipated that Song Fan, as she brushed past him, would knock him down.
Liu Yue lay on the ground, feeling as though his shoulder was about to break. The pain was so intense that he couldn’t stand up, and he could tell that his bones must have been broken.
“It’s merely an accident,” Song Fan remarked, looking down at Liu Yue with a smile.
Upon seeing Liu Yue in this state, Song Kai’s anger dissipated. Although he hadn’t become the champion, the glory still belonged to the Song Family. And Liu Yue was far worse off.
However, this brief moment of happiness was short-lived. After Song Fan escorted him to the hospital for bandaging, they headed to the Song Family’s residence. Upon entering the house, Song Kai felt apprehensive and clung to Song Fan. “I don’t want to go back. Can I stay at your place for the night?”
Song Fan shook her head. “No, it’s impossible for you not to go back forever. You need to face reality.”
Song Kai had hoped to sneak back to his room without drawing attention, but when a servant spotted his condition, she exclaimed in surprise, “Fourth Young Master, what happened to your injury?” Her question echoed throughout the mansion, alerting the other family members.
Song Yin quickly rushed downstairs, asking, “Fourth Brother, what happened to you?”
Song Ting emerged from his study, his expression stern as he addressed Song Kai, “I told you not to play with motorcycles anymore, but it seems you didn’t listen to my advice.”
Instinctively, Song Kai hid behind Song Fan and said to his older brother, “Big brother, this is my last time.”
“You said the same thing last time,” Song Ting replied, expressing his disbelief.
Song Yin began to examine Song Kai’s injuries, and as she did, she remarked, “Sister, you went out with Brother. Why didn’t you stop him? Look, he’s injured now.”
Song Yin, unaware of the details of what had occurred, immediately shifted the blame onto Song Fan. Her reaction speed was astonishing.
Upon hearing this, Song Ting turned his attention to Song Fan. “You went with him?”
Song Yin hastily interjected, “They must have gone together. Sister and Brother came in at the same time, and Sister even helped support Fourth Brother..”