Bonnie read the message and didn't reply. She set her phone aside, pressed the intercom, and asked her assistant to adjust her schedule for the day.
Online, netizens watched in disbelief as Bonnie and the racing club seemed to arrange a face-off with just a few lines.
Everyone: ???
[Wait, does this mean Bonnie's going to race them?]
[Bonnie can drive a race car?]
[Maybe she's taken a few lessons, rich families do that sometimes but come on, even if she can drive, how's she supposed to compete with a professional racing team? Isn't that just walking into a loss?]
No one believed Bonnie stood a chance after she publicly challenged them, saying she'd show them "what kind of champion she was."
Soon after, the DX Racing Club's official account revealed more information under public pressure.
As it turned out, the person behind the posts wasn't just a staff member—it was the club's owner himself, Mark Temple, a professional racer.
