Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 2946: It Was Better to Work in the Shadows

Chapter 2946: It Was Better to Work in the Shadows

Car racing was a dangerous activity, so it was normal for something to go wrong.
First, Ning Shu needed to find out where Ou Haoxuan went racing.
Then, she could plan her next moves.
Ning Shu decided to wait a while before making Ou Haoxuan get into an accident. If accidents happened too frequently, it would surely raise suspicion.
She didn’t want anyone to know that she was here.
It was better to work in the shadows, like a ghost, to get things done.
After being fired from the restaurant, Ning Shu had to find a new job.
She ended up working off the books at a small eatery. The job was tiring, and the pay was low, but at least they provided meals.
As long as she had food, she could survive.Plus, she still had her fasting pills, so she could save what little money she earned.
She desperately needed money now.
While biting into a hamburger, Ning Shu checked her phone for places where rich second-generation heirs liked to race for thrills.
Eventually, she found a place called Mount Taji. The road around the mountain was incredibly winding, with countless twists and turns, making it a true test of driving skills.
The area was remote, so there wouldn’t be any complaints from locals or police interference.
Of course, this was a spot reserved for these troublemakers so that they wouldn’t try racing in the city where it would be even more dangerous.
At night, Mount Taji became a paradise for racing enthusiasts, most of whom were wealthy. Naturally, there was a lot of money involved, with massive bets placed on the races.
Ning Shu took time off and went to Mount Taji at night. By then, there were no other vehicles around, and the place was practically deserted.
If you encountered an ill-tempered racer, they might smash your car without a second thought.
It was a very savage area.
When Ning Shu arrived at the starting point, the place was already packed with people of all kinds, and there were even cheerleaders dancing.
The crowd was noisy and chaotic.
However, Ning Shu was quickly kicked out since she didn’t have an entry ticket and so wasn’t qualified to watch the races.
Ning Shu: …
Fine, if she wasn’t allowed to stay, she’d just hide midway up the mountain.
She had gathered all the information she needed anyway.
Ou Haoxuan was driving a yellow sports car, dressed in a racing suit, looking cool and handsome.
He had fully charmed the blonde cheerleaders, who were screaming for him in excitement.
Ou Haoxuan seemed to really enjoy this sport. Back in their home country, he was strictly controlled, but here, it seemed like he had discovered a new passion. ŔãNọꞖÊŜ
Ning Shu went back to her job, continuing to work off the books while keeping an eye on Ou Haoxuan’s racing habits. He didn’t race every night.
Each day, Ning Shu earned a pitiful amount of money and ate hamburgers, which didn’t taste good at all.
But she didn’t have the facilities to cook meals herself.
If, in the future, she moved abroad with Yi Xiaodong, she would definitely make sure to find a nicer place to live, somewhere with a kitchen.
Right now, she was living in a basement with no way to cook, so she had to eat burgers every day. She was really tired of it.
Ning Shu tallied up the time. She had already been abroad for a while now, and these days she was just waiting.
She had saved up a decent amount of money and planned to eventually bring Yi Xiaodong abroad to start a new life together.
Ning Shu no longer wanted to live in the country. She planned to take Yi Xiaodong and begin a new and better life overseas.
Aside from keeping an eye on Ou Haoxuan and his racing habits, Ning Shu also kept an eye on Min Haochu.
She wondered if Min Haochu was experiencing any aftereffects from being dominated by a man.
Maybe he had even been “turned.”
Ning Shu went to the restaurant Min Haochu often visited, intending to spy on him.