Chapter 95: Chapter 94 Hunter
When Zhou Wei saw Chi Gui push the door open, the amiable smile on his face immediately turned into one of benevolent affection, as if an elder had finally seen his granddaughter.
“It looks like you’ve been doing well in Nancheng, you’ve even gained a little weight,” Zhou Wei said with a smile.
Chi Gui pulled out a chair and sat across from Zhou Wei, placing her left hand on the table, “Don’t make fun of me.”
Zhou Wei didn’t say anything more and gave Chi Gui a thorough examination, then sent her to get an X-ray to confirm that she was indeed recovering slowly.
“Take care these next few months; don’t overwork your hand. You should be healed in another year,” Zhou Wei said at last with a relieved smile.
Chi Gui didn’t show much reaction, her right hand touching the wrist of her left, smiling as she said, “You were the one who performed the surgery for me, how could there be any lasting injury?”
“With your sweet words!” Zhou Wei laughed heartily and personally escorted Chi Gui to the door.
Xing Gu waited outside. Seeing Chi Gui come out, he reached out to take the X-ray films from her hand and started walking ahead.
Chi Gui then chatted with Zhou Wei for a while before taking her leave.
She had not seen these members of the Expert Group who were her seniors for a long time, and she missed them quite a bit.
Just as she walked out the door, her cell phone suddenly rang.
Chi Gui glanced at the caller ID, slightly raised her eyebrows, and answered.
An upbeat voice came from the other end, “Sister Chi, the day after tomorrow is the opening race of the BORC rally! Come and watch it! I’ve sent the e-tickets to your phone.”
The BORC rally was currently the top domestic car race, held in four different countries, with Huaxia being the first stop.
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This event was not only the most valued competition by car enthusiasts, but also the only way for professional racers to prove themselves, thus attracting massive attention each year when it began. Get full chapters from novel-fire.net
With just the live broadcast, viewership worldwide exceeded fifty million, not to mention those who watched the event in person.
It was said that an incomplete survey once indicated that during the competition period each year, the number of viewers would reach at least one hundred million.
As Chi Gui walked outside, she spoke calmly, “Lu You, I am now a doctor.”
“I know, I know,” Lu You’s voice sounded slightly reluctant, “I always thought it was a shame that you retired from racing, the ‘Hunter’ title was legendary in the circle at the time! But I respect your life choices…”
After a pause, he added somewhat unwillingly, “But it’s just watching a race, after all, it won’t affect anything… don’t tell me you don’t like racing at all anymore.”
She gently massaged her temples, as if a sealed-off memory had once again appeared before her eyes…
Chi Gui didn’t go back to school, instead she returned home.
She sat in her chair, turned on the computer, and stared blankly at the blue screen for a while, then grabbed the mouse, clicked on WeChat, and switched to an account she hadn’t logged into for a long time.
As the login notification sounded, the obedient and rigid avatar on WeChat was instantly replaced by a brash and bold racing car avatar, and the name was only one English word: “Hunter”.
In the rally racing arena, she was the hunter who made all the “prey” tremble and avoid her at all costs.
Chi Gui only logged in briefly before logging out again.
Her slender fingers lightly tapped on the table, her dark almond-shaped eyes quietly fixed on the screen, not moving for a long while.
If that incident hadn’t happened back then, might she now, like the “Death God,” be a professional racer speeding on the track?