Her Seven Little Bodyguards

Chapter 1105

Chapter 1105 The Best Time to Make a Move

In comparison, Hanson skied with ease.

Bennett, who was regarded as the best in their group, was now at a disadvantage.

Even Vania was quicker than him. He didn't expect himself to be a joke.

Vania, who was in the lead, casually turned her head to wink at Hanson.

"Darling, we used to ski side by side."

She spoke in an endearing and joyful tone, as though she were a novice who had only learned how to ski.

Hanson accelerated and came to Vania's side.

At this point, they had already pulled away from Coco and Bennett.

If they kept going like this, they would undoubtedly win.

"You dare to pretend on my turf?" Bennett, who had been hot on their heels, cast a ferocious glance at the two in front.

Did they think they could easily win?

The challenging part of the race was still to come; this was just the beginning.

They suddenly moved faster, drawing nearer to Vania and Hanson after Bennett signaled to Coco.

Now that it was downhill, the two of them quickly descended. They felt a powerful force suddenly strike them from behind, sending their bodies lurching forward.

They would have rolled down the mountain if it weren't for their excellent skills.

Bennett yelled from behind them, "I didn't expect you two to be so slow by blocking us and not allowing us to overtake."

This was his justification for crashing into them.

"That's because you're not skilled enough." Hanson accelerated abruptly, causing countless snowflakes to splash behind him.

Coincidentally, all these snowflakes landed in Bennett's eyes, making it difficult for him to see the track.

If he wasn't extremely familiar with this track, he would have rolled down to the bottom of the mountain by now. Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

For nearly half a minute, he couldn't open his eyes and could only slow down his speed.

He held back the curse he wanted to utter, and he was left with no choice but to endure his own humiliation.

Snowflakes were a common occurrence on the ski slope, and no one could fault them.

However, this minor error had already distanced him from Vania and Hanson.

Fortunately, Coco had been following closely, so there wasn't much of a gap between him and Hanson and Vania.

She increased her strength and moved closer to the two.

Given that she had already distanced herself from Bennett, this was an excellent opportunity to speak up.

She quickly said, "President Luke, Bennett wants to hurt you. You and Mrs. Luke need to be careful."

Her voice was neither loud nor soft, allowing Hanson and Vania to hear clearly but not Bennett.

Hanson and Vania were not surprised by this situation at all.

They had known Bennett's intentions from the beginning.

The two then smiled at each other, completely indifferent to Coco's words.

The race obviously couldn't end so quickly since the finish line wasn't in sight yet.

Coco wasn't sure if the two of them had heard her, and if so, why were they acting so composed?

She was quite puzzled.

But now that Bennett had caught up with them, she couldn't say anything. She could only maintain her speed and ski side by side with Bennett.

She also had to please Bennett, so she reminded him, "Mr. Lambert, there's a bend up ahead. It's the best time to make a move."

As long as they changed their speed and collided with Vania and Hanson at the corner, the two would lose their balance and rush into the danger zone.

This situation could be attributed to their lack of skill, and no one could be blamed.

If they missed this bend, they'd have to wait for the sharp turn before the finish line.

There was also a small path leading to the danger zone just before the finish line.