Super Spender

Chapter 267: 261: No Parking Spaces Left

There were already a lot of parked cars along the side of the road, but Finn Lewis managed to create four or five additional parking spaces in no time. He let go of the accelerator and reversed his car, stopping less than thirty centimeters from the two wrecks that used to be Lannies.

The silver-haired youth and his companions were stunned at the scene before them. They had to stand by and watch their high-class car crushed into a pile of metal under their very noses. When the car that hit theirs backed up a few dozen centimeters, the door of the Lannie next to Finn’s car fell off onto the road with a crisp sound.

The sound snapped the silver-haired youth back to reality, and he let out a shriek, cursing, “What the fuck! Are you blind?!” Simultaneously, he stomped across to the side, followed closely by his companion.

Kay Lee – stuck in between astonishment and bewilderment – watched as Finn stepped out of the vehicle. Indeed, the moment she saw his car, she realized that Finn was there. However, the idea of him boldly causing such a crash was far beyond her imagination. Having ridden in Finn’s car before, she knew of its superior performance which made accidents nearly impossible, especially ones involving no deceleration whatsoever.

There could only be one possible explanation: Finn did this on purpose. Upon reaching this conclusion, Kay’s eyes sparkled, practically radiating light.

“Hey.” The woman sitting opposite Kay had finally snapped out of her stupor. As she pulled her gaze away from the spectacle, she saw the gleam in Kay’s eyes and waved gently before her face.

“What?!” Kay was still transfixed and asked reflexively.

“Look at you, being all starstruck over him.” Her exceptionally pretty companion exclaimed.

“You’re the one being smitten.” Kay responded, somewhat abruptly.

“No denying now; your eyes are practically sprouting flames. Could this be the Finn Lewis you mentioned earlier?” Kay’s companion inquired, giggling.

“Yes, it is.” Kay confirmed without hesitation.

“He certainly got himself in a lot of trouble, huh? Those cars he crashed must be worth tens of millions.” Laughed Kay’s companion, before adding a remark.

“Well, that’s hardly a problem for him.” Kay mused, recalling Finn’s usual conduct.

“Wow, little miss, that’s impressive. Not too long ago, you were selling cars and houses every day. Now, you think tens of millions are simply peanuts? Seems like you’ve been making quite a profit.” The brunette teased, “Also, are you just going to sit here? That scene over there looks like a lot of trouble.”

“Why don’t you accompany me and have a look.” Kay hesitated before suggesting.

“Let’s go.” Her companion agreed promptly, standing up from her seat.

Finn watched the two approaching young men with an uncaring look. Thanks to Olivia’s warning, he knew they were the ones who’d been harassing Kay.

“Are you fucking looking for trouble? How the hell do you drive?” The youth marching over asked angrily, pointing at Finn’s nose.

“How I drive? I drive like this, got a problem?” Finn replied casually, sparing him a glance.

The youth was nearly driven mad with anger. “Are you kidding me? You’re damn right you caused a problem! You crashed right into my car!” A throng had already gathered around them, with about a dozen people closing in. Among them were the owners of the cars Finn had hit.

“Fuck off! You crashed two of my cars!” The youth bellowed, seemingly ready to throw a punch. The owners of the other six or seven cars arrived too. Seeing the trouble making duo already causing a commotion with Finn, they held back. Aside from the two infuriated youths, the rest of them found the accident bizarre.

The reason was clear: Finn’s crash had ruined at least seven or eight cars, with his being at the end of the line. This crash was a severe accident, yet Finn’s car didn’t have a single scratch on it. Is this even a car? Among the cars parked along the curb, even the cheapest was an Eldora worth hundreds of thousands. Naturally, those who could afford such cars aren’t simpletons, and they hence found this accident too peculiar. This car was too badass. This was not a car; it was a tank of the automotive world! They weren’t worried about Finn running off.

“Oh, I see.” Finn replied casually, picking at his ear.

“You…dammit, talk to me properly! Without an explanation today, I’ll make sure you regret it.” The youth nearly fainted with anger.

“What explanation? You want an explanation? Easy. Just speak kindly. I saw no parking space here. Where could I park? Can I create a parking space by crushing a car?” Finn said, grinning from ear to ear.

The two young men waiting for Finn’s explanation were dumbstruck. ‘No parking space?’ Everyone around them was stunned by his words. This was his explanation? No parking space?

My God! You’d break cars because there’s no parking space? All onlookers instinctively glanced at the seven or eight cars nearly joined into one, speechless at his justification. There’s now a parking space, but at what cost!?

Does this count as speaking kindly? The other car owners who’d also suffered from Finn’s act were completely taken aback. Was this his version of a civil conversation?

“I…” The young man came back to his senses but could only stutter without forming any meaningful words, almost fainting in his fury..