Caught In His Embrace: A Second Chance Romance

Chapter 388

Josiah drove the three of them to the hospital for a follow-up. The results showed that Rosie's condition was stable, and after consulting with the doctor, the surgery date was rescheduled.

Rosie looked a bit worried but also relieved. "I hope there won't be any more problems."

"Don't worry," Sienna comforted her. "I've got some free time, so I can be with you during your surgery."

"Really? That's great!"

After their follow-up, Josiah went to the parking garage to get the car while Sienna and Rosie waited at the entrance.

When he arrived in the garage, a group of people blocked his way. The leader was Ethan, a notorious right-hand man for Andy.

"What do you want?" Josiah frowned instinctively.

"Mr. Edgar." Ethan smiled, being overly polite. "Mr. Evans wants to see you, and I'm here to take you to him."

Josiah let out a low laugh, unimpressed. "Just because he wants to see me, I have to go?"

"Eighth Master." Old Lu grinned, seeming well-prepared, "Ms. Shaw and Ms. Miller are currently on their way to Clearbay Estates."

What? Josiah's eyes widened in alarm, and his expression darkened... Andy was just a scumbag who only knew how to bully women.

Clenching his jaw tightly, he snapped, "I'm coming with you. Don't you dare hurt her! Not a single hair."

Ethan nodded respectfully, "Rest assured, Mr. Edgar."

*****

Clearbay Estates. Josiah stepped into the foyer and heard voices before he saw anyone.

"Sienna! Sienna!"

In the living room, Sienna and Rosie were sitting together on the couch, both bewildered and unsure of what was going on.

When they heard the voice, they instantly stood up in response. "I'm here!"

As Josiah walked into the living room, he spotted her right away. He quickly approached, placing a hand on her shoulder as he scanned her from head to toe.

"Are you okay? Did they scare you? Did they hurt you?"

"No..." Sienna was confused, wondering why they had suddenly been stopped and brought here as they waited for him.

She thought, 'What does this have to do with

her brows, Sienna quietly asked, "What

"It's too complicated to explain right now.

out and took her

"Hold Rosie's hand!"

"Okay!"

"Where are we going?"

a bit flustered, breathing unevenly, and smiled at Josiah. "Right after you arrive, you're already leaving? After all the trouble I went through to bring Ms. Shaw here, that'd be a waste!" "Don't worry," Josiah said, glancing down at

released her hand and stepped up to Andy, teeth clenched as he hissed, "What did you bring her here for? This is between you and

of Josiah's anger.

still unacceptable!" Josiah shot back, his fury barely contained. "Do you even realize how precious she is? If she gets scared, can you

his tone, "After all these

say? Those few words

lips parted slightly as he seemed to register

Andy laughed softly. "Well. Did you

had thought about that crazy woman living in the little house more than once. He'd tried to gather information about

what he knew, she had long since left the Evans family. No one knew where she went. And now, Andy had

throat went dry. "What do you

an eyebrow. "If you want to see her, I can arrange

back stiffened. "You're lying! She hasn't been in Jeiacrity for years! Did you think I

seem to care about

wasn't suitable for her recovery. But now that you're back, I thought t might be good for her to see her son. Wouldn't

hammer. His heart raced,

asked slowly,

Andy didn't beat around the bush, pointing towards the staircase. "Do

head shot up, his eyes fixed on

he had only glimpsed his mother from a distance when he

his eyes as his heart raced,

closely, encouraging, "Go see

Andy smirked and

as a group of people burst out from

floor.

"Ma'am! Don't run!"

Be careful not to

woman in a silk dress, her hair disheveled, looking utterly terrified as

Josiah instinctively raised his hand and caught her before she fell

woman steadied herself against him, and Josiah looked at Andy with a question in his

for a moment

stopped. He lowered his gaze to the woman in his arms, reaching up to brush aside her