99 Bloody Lashes And A Bullet To His Hear

He frowned but didn't make a fuss with me. Instead, he turned to the parent who had run the red light and asked in

a low voice,

"How did you watch your child? Don't you know how dangerous that is?"

The parent's face turned pale with fear, and they apologized repeatedly while holding the crying child, saying they would be more careful in the future. However, they really couldn't afford the compensation and hoped the man would let it go.

They bowed deeply with the child, looking pitiful.

But since the accident was caused by the parent's negligence while looking at their phone, I couldn't defend them.

As an ordinary person, it might take half a lifetime to earn enough money to compensate for the damage to a Maybach.

So, I quietly said the truth: "He... he probably can't afford it."

The man glanced at me with a complicated look, about to say something. At that moment, the rear window of the car lowered halfway. I looked up, a flicker of surprise crossing my eyes.

Through the gap in the lowered window, I caught sight of a man with deep, cold eyes and thin, crimson lips.

It was the man who had sat next to me on the plane yesterday.

The man's thin lips slightly parted, and his voice was clear and low: “Jason Lyons."

The man who was called Jason turned around and bowed close to the car window: "Mr. Franco."

The person in the back seat spoke: "We're going to be late."

Jason understood and nodded slightly, looking at the parent: "It's okay. Since you have a child with you, just be more careful in the future."

I knew this was all because of the man called 'Mr. Franco.'

The parent was relieved and thanked him repeatedly before quickly leaving with the child.

Jason then got back into the car without mentioning any compensation to me.

It was all because of a word from the man called 'Mr. Franco.'

But no matter what, I had encountered a good person.

I came to my senses, took out my phone, and contacted a tow truck to take my car for repairs first.

I had to explain the situation to the Chief Doctor in advance and then took a taxi to the hospital.

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I didn't expect to experience so many ups and downs in just one morning. I looked out of the taxi window at the passing scenery, and my mind was still restless.

The cold wind howled into the half-lowered car window, but I felt a strange sense of warmth in my heart.

But I didn't expect that fate would always play tricks on people.

As soon as I got out of the car, I ran into Joey, who had just walked out of the hospital entrance.

The moment our eyes met, Joey's eyes instantly turned red.

His face was somewhat pale as he strode towards me, his eyes filled with uncontrollable longing, barely suppressing himself from losing composure.

"I thought you were going to avoid me for the rest of your life."

Apart from my initial surprise, my gaze gradually became calm: "I haven't done anything wrong, so of course, I have no reason to avoid you."

"I just don't want to have any more contact with you."

Word by word, it seemed to drain all of Joey's strength in an instant, his eyes turning red.

The hospital entrance was bustling with people, all in a hurry, and hardly anyone paid attention to us, only occasionally casting a glance our way.

Joey tightly embraced me, as if to merge me into his very being, lowering his head to my neck and speaking in a muffled voice: "Yes, it's all my fault, I'm sorry, but I've completely cut off contact with Stacy. Can you forgive me?”noveldrama

These days that I've been away,

No one would prepare his lunch in advance, reminding him to eat on time.

He ended up in the hospital with a stomachache from overworking, and no one would take care of his diet with such tenderness.

No one would iron his clothes for the next day, matching them carefully.

No one would leave a light on at home, waiting for him to come back.

He stayed alone in the empty house, looking at the things he had bought for me and our future baby, almost going

crazy.

"I've been looking for you all this time, I... I miss you so much."

"I didn't know you were pregnant back then, but the baby clothes and supplies I bought were act lly for you."

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