Scars Of A Broken Bond

Bettie, still shaken up, sat on the ground and exclaimed, “What the hell just happened? Was someone trying to kill us?”

Sabrina took a deep breath, stood up, and dusted herself off. “It’s not an attempted murder, Bettie. It was a prank. I saw the driver in the car. It was Keilani!”

When Sabrina saw the speeding car, she caught sight of Keilani through the windshield, a ferocious look on her face.

“Hell no!” Bettie got up from the ground, albeit with difficulty, and rubbed her sore buttocks. “Does she think I’m just going to let this slide? What am I? A pushover?”

Just then, it struck Bettie that Keilani’s uncle was a powerful figure. Confronted with Keilani’s uncle, she did feel like a pushover.

“Are you hurt?” Sabrina asked with concern. Just now, she had reacted instinctively that she had no time to think if she had pushed her friend too hard.

Bettie shook her head. “No.”

“She shouldn’t have gotten away. Let’s go find her.”

“Okay.”

The two of them followed the direction the car had gone.

“Over there.” Sabrina pointed at a car not far away.

When Keilani’s car had driven over, Sabrina took note of its license plate.

Just as Bettie was about to approach Keilani’s car and confront Keilani, Sabrina stopped her. “Wait. Go to our car. There should be a tool or something we can use as a weapon.”

Although Keilani didn’t hit them, she knew they wouldn’t let her off the hook. But now wasn’t the time to dwell on their petty revenge. Text © 2024 NôvelDrama.Org.

At this moment, Keilani spotted a parking spot and neatly parked her car. She ran a comb through her hair and with a disappointed expression, commented, “They’re getting away with this too easily!”

“It’s too dangerous. Just let it be,” Alice advised.

Just now, Keilani had come dangerously close to hitting Sabrina, but the latter reacted with lightning speed. What a shame.

“No way!” Keilani bellowed through gritted teeth. “I’ll find another way. I can’t let them off so easily!”

Smash! Suddenly, Keilani’s car jolted, accompanied by a deafening sound.

Startled, Keilani and Alice looked back, and their eyes widened in disbelief.

The car’s rear windshield shattered into pieces, scattering across the trunk. Only the corner fragment was left clinging to the car’s body.

Before Keilani could grasp what was happening, someone rushed past.

When she turned her head, she saw Sabrina, wielding an emergency hammer, smash the front windshield.

Smash! Keilani saw a cobweb-like crack on the front windshield, which rapidly spread across the entire glass. Then, Bettie effortlessly poked the glass with her finger.