How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 259

Chapter 259

Alexander pressed his lips together, worry flickering in his eyes as he glanced at Elodie.

Elodie, however, remained unmoved by the words swirling around her.

After all, she knew they were only speaking the truth.

Joseph didn't rush to leave. In the end, he walked over and offered her a reassuring look. "You don't need to worry. Everything will be fine."

Elodie pressed her lips together, casting a quick glance at the bloodstain on the floor.

It was obvious-the injury was serious.

With a weary sigh, she rubbed her forehead and finally managed, "Thank you."

The Warwick family wasted no time in containing the situation. After an investigation, they discovered the cause: a navigation system malfunction had led to the loss of control.

Once Raleigh had calmed everyone, he turned and instructed, "Let's keep this as quiet as possible. In a day or two, I'll go apologize to Mr. Silverstein personally."

When they left the Warwick estate, Elodie's brow stayed furrowed.

She checked the time.

It was already half past nine.

no idea which hospital Jarrod had gone to,

were.

feelings were a tangled mess. She and Jarrod had spent three years together, day in and day out, and she had never seen him in such a desperate

person. But the truth was, he'd spared Elodie from serious injury. In her current condition, any physical trauma could have been

moment of deliberation, Elodie decided she had to call and find out how badly he was

phone

got was a monotone: "The number you are trying

had deliberately cut her

She didn't try again.

looked

Tomorrow.

the day they could finally file for

Jarrod like

then decisively sent Joseph a message, asking which

At the hospital.

surgery and into his room, Sylvie had

come by to keep her company

happened-called to ask for details. She was already

insisting Maurice and Joseph

needed 23 stitches in his right arm, and the bone was fractured. Bed rest

propped

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