Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 12

Chapter 12 Chapter 12

Janice got into her car, soaked to the skin, and drove in the pouring rain toward Dapville. Jacob was a graduate student in Dapville. He excelled academically and received full scholarships every year, which meant she rarely had to worry about him.

Ever since their mother passed away, it had just been the two of them. Without Jacob, Janice would feel like living n meaning.

no longer had

If that weren't the case, she wouldn't have endured Simon and the Fitzgerald family for so many years just because Hugh saved Jacob's life.

But everything that happened today, coupled with Simon's candid yet heartless words, made her feel that all her years of effort and sacrifices had been wasted on an ingrate.

She sped toward Dapville Hospital, driving above the speed limit.

Janice maintained a cold, stoic expression throughout the journey, focusing on staying calm. She couldn't afford to get into an accident

-not when Jacob needed her.

After the car came to a screeching halt in front of the hospital, she immediately jumped out and ran straight inside without finding a parking spot to park her car. However, in her haste, she failed to notice a car turning in behind her.

Janice was lightly struck on the leg, causing her to fall to the ground.

The driver of the luxury car was startled. “Why did this lady...”

The driver was about to get out to check on her when he saw her scramble to her feet and rush into the hospital.

"Mr. Moore, this.....

As Edward watched Janice run into the hospital, he said, “Check on her later.”

"Understood."

It wasn't entirely his fault, anyway. He didn't expect her car to suddenly stop and her to run out. She must have an emergency.

Outside the emergency room, Janice's legs trembled uncontrollably, so much so that she had to sit down to hear the doctors explain Jacob's condition.

They said Jacob had been in a car accident while taking a taxi to Greenfield City, and his injuries weren't as severe as the driver's.

Why would Jacob suddenly head to Greenfield City? Janice signed the necessary papers, asking the doctors to use the best medication available.

However, when it was time to pay, the cashier said, “Sorry, ma'am, but this card can't be used."

That card was a supplementary card Simon had given her. Janice quickly opened her payment app and asked the cashier to scan the QR code.

either. It shows restrictions on out-of-town

Janice didn't

stepped into the

finally answered after a long wait, his tone cold. "What

dare he

with both

me, Janice. Admit

my money, too! My brother is in trouble and needs the money. Can we not argue about

wrong with apologizing to me?" Simon thought he was

her nails digging into her palms. She closed her eyes and said hoarsely, “I'm sorry. I was

not sincere

shouldn't have argued with you

clearly pleased. "It's good that you've acknowledged your wrongdoing.

for the money as she couldn't care less about being humiliated right now. But

from Simon, saying, "Ten thousand should be enough to save your brother. That's all you're getting. The rest is my

Their account had

company's account. After all these years of hard work, he had

all the strength from Janice's arms. Her phone slipped from her

even have the energy to pick

see her there. She didn't think she'd see Janice in such a disheveled

the corridor. His leather shoes were spotless, not a drop

Janice as Ms.

calm down. "I'm in some trouble. Could I borrow some money from you? My brother is in critical condition, and my card

Matilda handed her card to the medical

Ms. Moore. I'll pay yon

a nearby seal. “It's no problem. But what happened to

up."

fine," Janice replied, shaking her

"Is that your phone?"

lying on the floor before looking away.

piece of trash, trash she would

"Edward?"

lost in thought, didn't notice someone approaching until she heard the greeting. She

situation.

acknowledgment before walking

lady? I accidentally hit her with the

"I'm fine, really. I was in too much of

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