Come With Me novel Chapter 128

Robbie reached out his hand and shook hands with Cary, "I'm sorry. I was delayed by some matters."

Cary and the other two smiled. "It's not a big deal, and we're chatting with each other. Erwin, who didn't bring any woman with him before, has taken a woman today. Why didn't Mr. Robbie bring a woman here?"

"I didn't bring it with me. Did I break the rules?"

"It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if Mr. Robbie doesn't bring any woman that you like. You can take a look at the women here. Do you have any woman you like?"

Robbie didn't even look at the women here at all.

"I will not take others' love. Let's get to the point. We can talk about others later."

"Okay. Don't be so courteous. Come on!"

As soon as Cary said this, they got on their motorbikes. I saw those women putting on helmet voluntarily and then holding the men in front of them with their arms.

The place where the motorbike of Robbie stopped was a little close to the one of Erwin.

With my head down, I walked up to Erwin's car and took the helmet that he had handed me.

Sitting in his own car, Robbie didn't look at me, but Erwin said, "Mr. Robbie, are you here to take our job?"

Robbie turned his head slightly, "Erwin, don't you welcome me?"

However, when Robbie looked sideways at me, his eyebrows twitched slightly, but there was no other reactions. He continued to look at Erwin.

I was halfway through my helmet then. I thought maybe it was because my style and makeup made Robbie did not recognize me.

Erwin sneered, "It doesn't matter whether I welcome you or not. As long as Mr. Qi doesn't object, I don't care."

The other three men also prepared their motorbikes to the horizontal line.

Then, Erwin and Robbie wore their safety masks.

All the engine launched, and the roar seemed to tear the quiet night sky apart.

"Hold me with your arms. If you feel scared, close your eyes."

Although I was unwilling to do so, I had not forgotten what happened to me just now so quickly. After hesitating for a while, I finally put my arms around Erwin's waist.

Erwin's rock-like muscle gave me a sense of security, but even at this moment, it couldn't erase my fear of it.

As soon as I wrapped my arms around him, all the motorbikes screeched and rushed out.

The scenery around me was like a fast movie, with only blurred textures on it. I felt that I was very close to the death.

I thought the previous speed was fast enough, but now it was nothing when it was compared to now.

Sweat dripped from my forehead and hands.

My teeth chattered and my eyes were filled with tears. I looked at Robbie, whose car was as fast as mine, so I could see him clearly.

Robbie in front of me now was completely different from the one I had known.

He looked neither dull nor guilty.

His eyes were bright and sharp. He was determined to win, and he was bold and full of spirit that was suitable for his age.

Such Robbie was actually a little fascinating. I forgot to be afraid and just looked at him like that.

All of a sudden, Robbie was a mystery in my heart. I had no idea what kind of person he was.

Robbie sped up all of a sudden and he was a little bit faster than us.

When I came to my senses, the competition was over.

"Hey, are you scared silly?"

Erwin's tone was still full of ridicule. He looked at me, then looked at my eyes, and sneered.

"What's wrong? Do you think he is more handsome than me? "

I turned my head and asked, "Have you finished the competition? Send me back if you are done."

At this time, I heard other motorcycles' sounds.

As soon as Curtis got out of the car, he complained, "It seems that the rules of the past should be changed. Otherwise, the three of us are too not cost-effective."

Hearing that, Robbie did not say anything. Instead, Erwin sneered scornfully and said, "Curtis, what's wrong today? You have to admit defeat today!"

Curtis snorted, "So what? You used to be the first, but now you're the second."

A cold light flashed in Erwin's eyes, but soon he smiled casually as if he didn't care about it at all. "So what? This guy doesn't want drugs. It's also my right to choose first."

"We are all brothers. This is not something to fight with. It is said that everyone is facing a loss every year. Erwin is not a greedy man. He keeps doing things in a reasonable range."

Robbie said in a magnetic and rich voice, "I don't want to break your rules, but since I win the first place today, I hope you can keep our promise."

Cary was the first to express his attitude, "Of course I will."

The others agreed. Only Erwin didn't say anything, but said to everyone, "Since we are done, let's go back home."

Robbie said, like a gentleman, "Please, take your leave."

The three men about Cary looked at each other and said nothing. Then they drove away with their women.

Erwin buckled his helmet and commanded, "Get seated."

"Erwin, I know you are different from the other three people and you have your own principles in doing things."

With both hands on the car handlebar, Erwin squinted at Robbie and said, "I know you have a strong background, but I also remind you that it's better not to touch such things."

"Then why did you touch it?"

"I didn't grow up with a silver spoon. I have to eat. I have spent my life to become who I am today! What about you? "

There was a trace of mockery in Erwin's voice.

Robbie smiled lightly.

Then Erwin warned, "I hope you'll keep your promise. Don't meddle in other people's personal affairs, and don't let me know that you're up to something."

While he was speaking, Erwin started the engine.

However, Robbie came over and rested his hand on the handlebar of Erwin's motorbike, saying, "I'll keep my promise. But there's one thing I'd like to do, so I'm not sure if you can do me a favor."

"What is it?"

Robbie looked at me casually, "I suddenly have some interest in the woman behind you. Can you give her to me?"

My hand trembled.

Erwin said while slightly squinting his eyes, which looked like a leopard protecting its food. "I have one habit. I'm not willing to give anybody else anything that belongs to me."

A tinge of evil smile was shown on Robbie's face, "Your thing?"

Robbie looked at me, a little angry, "Go back to your seat now. Do you have to let me remind you?"

I didn't know why I suddenly felt a little afraid of him. Like a child who had done something wrong with a guilty conscience, I was spiritless and obediently got out of the back seat of Erwin's motorbike.