All Chapters of The Billionaire Racer I Kissed : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

By the time Matteo was discharged from the hospital, Clara had learned that loving a stubborn man who mistook survival for surrender could be exhausting.He left with medical instructions, prescriptions, and a follow-up appointment his doctor had insisted on scheduling. He listened to every warning, asked questions about his medication, and promised to seek help if his symptoms worsened. He did not promise to withdraw from the final race.Three days later, with the competition less than forty-eight hours away, Devereaux Racing's headquarters was buzzing with activity. Engineers checked the cars, mechanics prepared equipment, and the communications team finalised the media schedule. Rival teams had arrived at the circuit, and journalists were already describing the championship's closing event as one of the most anticipated races of the season.Matteo's retirement announcement was expected to follow.The public knew nothing about his hospital admission, his neurological condition, or

The first few laps passed without incident.Matteo held his position among the leading drivers, navigating the opening turns with the precision that had made him one of the most respected racers in the sport. His car moved cleanly through the corners, responding to each adjustment as he pushed forward.On the giant screens surrounding the circuit, his name remained near the top of the leaderboard.The crowd cheered whenever his car flashed past the main grandstand.Clara barely heard them. She stood with the Devereaux Racing team, her attention fixed on the screens. Every time Matteo's car entered a corner, her fingers tightened around one another. Every time it disappeared from view, she waited impatiently for it to reappear.Tara stood beside her, unusually quiet."He's doing well," Tara said after another lap.Clara nodded, but her eyes remained on the screen."He looks steady.""He does.""Then breathe, Clara.""I am breathing.""Not convincingly."Clara managed a weak smile. She

The first thing Dr Bennett did was order everyone to stop asking questions in the corridor.The second was to make sure Matteo Devereaux disappeared before anyone realised he was still alive.Within minutes, a private medical transport had been arranged through the circuit's emergency services. Matteo would be taken to a hospital entrance away from the main media area, where security could prevent reporters from following them inside.The public already had a story.Matteo Devereaux had crashed during his final race. His car had caught fire. A body had been removed from the wreckage, and officials had refused to confirm the driver's identity.The media were filling the gaps with their own conclusions.Nobody needed to know that Matteo was alive. Not yet.Clara stood beside the locker-room bench while medical personnel carefully transferred him onto a stretcher. He had been examined by Dr Bennett, but his condition remained unstable, and the doctor was increasingly concerned by the wea

CHAPTER 128 Matteo's first sensation was pain. A dull ache settled somewhere behind his eyes, spreading down his neck and through his body. His mouth felt dry, and even the effort of breathing seemed to require more concentration than it should.He tried to move his hand. Something tugged at the back of it.He opened his eyes, but the room was blurred. A light shone above him, and the faint beeping of a monitor sounded somewhere to his left.Hospital.The thought came slowly.He blinked several times, trying to make sense of the unfamiliar stillness. His last clear memory was of the race, the noise of the engines, and the terrible feeling that something was wrong with his car.Then there was a flash of impact. After that, nothing."Matteo?"A woman's voice. He turned his head slightly.Clara stood beside the bed. Her eyes were red, and her face looked exhausted. Her hair was pulled back carelessly, and she wore the same clothes he vaguely remembered seeing before the race. She looked

CHAPTER 130 Matteo had heard the name before. He simply hadn't expected to hear it connected to Theo's death."Victor Voss?" he repeated, staring at Luca.The investigator's voice came through the speakerphone."Yes. He's the owner of Voss Motorsport Group, one of the rival organisations that competed at the circuit on the day of the crash. Our preliminary findings suggest that individuals connected to his organisation may have had access to the vehicle before the race."Matteo's expression hardened."You're saying he ordered the sabotage?""I'm saying he's a person of interest. We have evidence that warrants a closer examination, but we're still establishing the full chain of responsibility.""Then tell me what you have."Daniel Mercer continued."Victor Voss has been involved in professional racing for years. He competed during the same period you were establishing yourself in the sport. His career ended after a serious accident that left him with lasting injuries."Matteo's finger