Wang Yu snorted in disdain. "Racing is a man's activity, and there shouldn't be any women participating. Song Kai is the top racer here, and he's also an opponent that I acknowledge. I can't stand him having a woman around."
His words sounded self-righteous to him, but to Song Fan, they were nothing more than hot air. She despised men like him the most—those who considered themselves superior and looked down on women.
With a smile, Song Fan replied, "I hope your mother won't scold you when she hears this."
She had no intention of arguing with such individuals; they were unlikely to listen to reason anyway. Instead, she decided to lie down and rest for a while.
Wang Yu seethed with anger. When he was about to approach Song Fan for further confrontation, Song Kai intervened, "This is my sister. If you have anything to say, say it to me."
Hearing that she was Song Kai's sister, Wang Yu fell silent. But this made Song Fan look down on him even more.
