Chapter 1
  In my last international car racing
  championship,
  the front tire of my car suddenly burst, causing
  the car to roll over.
  The cars behind me collided with me one by
  one.
  After 99 times, I was unrecognizable from
  the impacts.
  Just as I reached out to my boyfriend for
  help by instinct,
  he kicked me away, my body covered in blood
  and flesh.
  “Don't dirty my newly tailored clothes today.”
  He turned around, picked up the champion
  who had just crossed the finish line, and spun her around, smiling and saying:
  “Sharon, only the championship trophy is worthy of you. I will remove
  all obstacles for you.”
  Blood stained my entire body.
  Watching the two of them embrace as the sun
  set, I felt numb and desperate.
  What he didn't know was that among these
  red stains was the child who had just come into this world.
  At that moment, I gave up on continuing to
  love him.
  ...
  I was pinned under the mangled race car.
  Blood blurred my vision, and a warm stream
  flowed from my lower body.
  I struggled to reach out of the window,
  seeking help from John , but I couldn't make a sound.
  I wanted to tell him to save our child,
  but he kicked me away, looking at his
  trousers stained by my blood with disgust.
  “You're so dirty; don't dirty my new clothes.”
  Without stopping, he stepped over me and
  walked towards the woman who was receiving the award.
  His steps were hurried and rhythmic.
  I heard John 's gentle voice.
  “Sharon, congratulations on winning the championship.”
  “Thank you, John.”
  “Without your help, I wouldn't have won this championship.”
  The woman's voice was sweet and delicate,
  familiar yet strange to my ears.
  I had heard this voice more than once on
  John 's phone.
  Every time I asked about it, I was accused
  of being sensitive and controlling.
  Afraid of losing him, I gradually closed my
  mouth.
  “I knew you would win the championship. I've booked a restaurant to
  celebrate for Sharon. Let's all share in the joy.”
  As soon as John finished speaking, cheers
  erupted around us.
  The assistant's out-of-place voice
  interrupted the celebration.
  “Um... what about Sister Sharon? She's still pinned under the car,
  right?”
  After a pause, John 's voice was cold and
  ruthless.
  “The race cars are specially customized with anti-collision features.
  As for her current state, she's probably just trying to get my attention.”
  “Since that's the case, leave Sharon here and let her cool off. No
  one is allowed to help her.”
  After he spoke, there was silence.
  “But Mr. John, isn't Sharon your girlfriend? Is it really okay to
  leave her like this?”
  John 's brows furrowed fiercely as he
  quickly reprimanded:
  “Don't speak nonsense. I only see Vivian as a business partner. In
  this life, my girlfriend will only be Sharon.”
  There was a chorus of sighs.
  I lay there, tears streaming down my face,
  unsure if they were blood or tears.
  John had never called me his girlfriend.
  Even though we had lived together for three
  years.
  We had hugged, kissed, and done everything
  a couple should do.
  Yet he declared to everyone that we were
  just business partners.
  And his girlfriend would only be Sharon
  White.
  I tried to lift my body but fell back down
  weakly.
  I wanted to question him about what our
  five years together meant.
  But when I opened my mouth, no sound came
  out.
  Tears mixed with blood streamed down my
  cheeks.
  Sharon threw herself into John 's arms,
  hugging him:
  “John, you actually waited for me for so long, I...”
  Her words were cut off as John kissed her
  directly.
  The sound of their saliva intertwining was
  ambiguous and provocative.
  Until the surroundings gradually quieted
  down.
  I was left behind by them.
  Unable to bear the torment of the pain, I
  reluctantly closed my eyes.
  A conversation woke me up.
  Opening my eyes, I saw the hospital
  ceiling.
  “John , Miss white's leg has healed and she can still race. Do you
  really want to cripple Sharon?”
  “If Vivian's leg still has any feeling, then give her a shot to
  cripple it.”
  “With Sharon as the myth in the racing world, Vivian is enough. As
  for Vivian, I will take care of her for the rest of her life.”
  John 's voice was cold and ruthless.
  He knew racing was my lifelong hobby and
  pursuit.
  Yet for Sharon, he crippled my leg.
  The wounds seemed to hurt again, spreading
  throughout my body.
  In that case.
  John , racing and you, I don't want either.
  I trembled and reached out to grab the
  phone on the table.
  I dialed the number I had memorized long
  ago, my voice hoarse:
  “Mom, I don't want to race anymore. Come pick me up in a week.”