Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

“I’m sorry. I saw a lot of people standing in front of the hotel, and I got nervous for a moment, so I stepped on the accelerator instead of braking.”

After the driver of the second car parked her car, she got out and kept saying sorry.

It was a young girl, and she looked really nervous.

Her eyes crossed the crowd and fell on Liberty, who was being helped up. She asked with concern and apology, “Are you okay? I’m sorry. I’m really sorry. I just got my driver’s license for half a month, and it’s my first time driving out. I still can’t help but feel nervous when there are a lot of people.”

The driver of the first car had already driven into the underground parking lot and disappeared.

Liberty saw that she was young and nervous. She was indeed nervous when she drove out just after getting her driver’s license. She was fine, so she said, “I’m fine, but you have to be careful. It’s best to practice your driving skills in a place with fewer people. Don’t mistake the brake for the accelerator like you did just now. It’s easy to bump into people.”

She and her group dodged in time and were not hit. Otherwise, at the speed the car was going, if it hit someone, the consequences would be disastrous.

“I know. I’m really sorry for what happened just now. Fortunately, you are all okay.” The girl apologized again and again.

lectured her and then had someone

she passed by Liberty and apologized to

space to stop temporarily. The driver was on the phone in the car. She lowered her voice and said, “Young master, you didn’t

succeed, just

to drive to Liberty. They had just obtained their driver’s licenses. It is easy to understand that they tend to get nervous when seeing crowds of people and mistakenly press the brake instead of

several bodyguards wherever she went, her car would often be protected by two bodyguard cars

hosted a banquet for Liberty, Liberty had a car accident on the way

for other vehicles to get close to the

girl: “I’m now in the hotel’s

person on the other side: “It’s okay. She won’t be suspected for the time being. Just let her deal with it calmly. If you

“Okay, young

phone, the girl started the car again, drove out of the parking space, and

she was stopped