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

Chapter 765

Fortunately, he could still remember what Sarah had once told him, "If you think of anything else about the dream, you must tell me."

Zachary instinctively pressed the special dial button.

"Beep..." A long tone rang out, accompanied by pedestrians' screams and the chaotic sound of cars. A sharp pain shot through his forehead, and he lost consciousness.

Sarah was sleeping soundly when the sudden phone call woke her in the middle of the night.

Slightly annoyed, she felt around the edge of her bed, grabbed her phone, and answered without looking. "Who is it?"

The formal tone on the other end instantly woke Sarah. She jumped out of bed, her eyes bright in the darkness, and said in disbelief, "Where are you located? I'll be right there."

She wedged the phone between her neck and shoulder, frantically getting dressed while responding with "Mm-hmm" as she noted down the address.

When she arrived at the city center hospital, Sarah's mind was still foggy. She took a moment to calm herself, breathing deeply before approaching the police officers standing at the doorway of the hospital room.

I'm late.

officer spoke first, "Hello, Ms. Sanders. We received a report about an accident at the West District intersection. When we arrived, we found that the gentleman lying on the ground seemed to be trying to call you

officer continued, "We're not sure about your relationship with the gentleman inside. If you don't mind

the man still unconscious

officer nodded. "Alright, Ms. Sanders. Don't worry-your friend isn't in serious condition. The doctor's diagnosis shows only

relief, though her expression

papers and thanking the officers,

living with Mia, and there was no

the case, she might as well take the

this thought, she made

voice still had that soft, sweet quality that could melt anyone's heart. "Sarah,

her throat and briefly explained

over the phone, insisting on coming to the hospital

managed to calm her down, instructing her to rest first and come to the hospital tomorrow, assuring her that she would take care

physically exhausted. From her initial panic to her current irritation, there was no