Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 1177 A Car Accident

Evelyn drove the car into the open-air parking lot in front of the supermarket. It was close to the end of the workday, and there were a lot of cars in the parking lot. Finding a vacant spot became the biggest challenge.

She drove around the parking lot twice but didn't find any vacant spaces. Just as she was about to head towards the underground parking lot to check, she was about to make a turn when suddenly a large vehicle came from the opposite direction.

The other vehicle was in the wrong lane, and it was moving at high speed. If she forcefully turned, they would collide. Evelyn didn't have time to hesitate and immediately swerved to the right, but even so, she couldn't completely avoid the oncoming vehicle.

The front of the other car hit her left headlight and slid all the way to the driver's door. The impact was so intense that it dented the door and got wedged against her left thigh.

Due to her sudden swerve, the right headlight of her car hit the nearby streetlight pole. Fortunately, her car was moving at a relatively slow speed, which prevented any harm to Lucas, who was sitting in the passenger seat.

The other party was forced to stop the car. Through the windshield, Evelyn could vaguely see a couple sitting in the front seats. The man seemed visibly stunned, while the woman appeared to be saying something.

the swelling pain in her leg and looked at Lucas, who was obviously a little scared. "Are

a daze. He looked outside and then looked at her. His big eyes

saw his tearful eyes, her heart ached. "It's okay. It's just a

shook his head

good. I'll go handle it. You stay in the car and be a good boy, okay? Don't come out, understand?" Evelyn unbuckled her seatbelt

understand, Mom. Be

"Don't worry."

They had been driving in the wrong direction, and making a sharp turn at such a narrow corner without any warning and at high speed

deal with the damage to each other's car. Unexpectedly, before the man opposite could speak, the woman scolded sharply, "Oh, what kind of driver are you? Look at the position

of sophistry stunned Evelyn for a moment, but the next second, she understood

was probably worried that her car was expensive and feared she might demand compensation,