Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 675

In just a few minutes, Sarah's office was completely trashed — a total mess.

A few teachers had heard the noise and came out to check, but when they saw the scene, none of them dared to step in and stop it.

After all, in today's world, people tended to mind their own business. No one wanted to risk getting involved.

At East Coast Airport, Sarah walked out of the arrival gate, pushing her suitcase behind her. Zachary followed right after her, also pushing his own luggage.

The two didn't exchange many words as they left the airport.

Steven had come to pick Zachary up. Sarah, on the other hand, hadn't told Melvin she was coming back today.

"Let me give you a ride home," Zachary offered, reaching out to take her suitcase. But Sarah held onto her luggage tightly and shook her head politely.

"Mr. Reynolds, I heard what you said to Steven when we got off the plane. Something's wrong at Reynolds Corporation, isn't it? You should hurry over there." Zachary paused. He hadn't expected her to overhear that. Steven had indeed called just now to report the situation.

Steven scratched his head anxiously. "How about this, Miss Sanders, come with us. I'll drop both of you off at Reynolds Corporation first, then I'll take you home after."

"That won't be necessary. I'm heading to Adams University. It's only about ten minutes from the airport. You should get going," Sarah insisted firmly.

and

saying a word, Zachary lifted Sarah's suitcase and placed

together but didn't argue anymore. In the end, she got in

whole ride

gates of Adams University, Sarah got out, pulled her suitcase, and left it at the

so many days off in a row — now she needed to find the principal as soon as possible and explain

the library when she happened to

she rushed over. "Who are you people? What

paid

was just going to stand

one of the burly men nearest to her,

matter how hard

ran to the other side of the room, heart aching at the mess, and raised her phone high in

move

enough, the men

turned

sight. Only after they were gone did her knees give out, and she dropped to the floor, patting her chest

me