Chapter 88 Be Good
As the car approached, Vera was shocked to see that it was Eileen, accompanied by an unfamiliar man. However, there was something vaguely familiar about him.
“Eric, let’s pull over quickly. It’s Eileen.”
Eileen looked at the car and noticed the familiar license plate number. Her face instantly turned pale.
Just as smoke started billowing from the car’s hood, Eileen hurriedly got out. However, as soon as her foot touched the ground, her body went limp.
Fabian quickly grabbed a spare fire extinguisher and put out the fire.
Jasper walked over, his face filled with concern as he checked on Eileen. “Are you hurt? Can you stand up?”
She wasn’t hurt. Jasper had protected her well during the incident. Eileen didn’t want to admit that she had fallen because her legs had given out from fear.
Whenever she thought about the puppeteer behind the scenes, Eileen’s heart couldn’t find peace. Apprehension constantly loomed over her.
Wiping the blood from his forehead, Richard said, “Ms. Eileen, you must have been frightened.”
A cold glint of murderous intent flashed in Jasper’s eyes, but he gently reassured her. “It’s okay, don’t be afraid. I’ll handle this. Can I help you up?”
Eileen spoke softly. “Are you hurt?”
The corners of Jasper’s mouth lifted into a smile. “I’m fine.”
That’s great. I’m glad he’s okay.
Jasper helped Eileen up, her legs still a bit weak. As she stood, she noticed something off about Jasper’s complexion. “Why is your face so pale? Are your legs injured?”
“Lift it up, let me have a look…
Jasper held her hand. “I’m fine, don’t worry.”
Fabian said, “I’ve already contacted the mansion. They’ll be sending a car soon. Please bear with it a little longer, Mr. Smith.”
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If Jasper hadn’t insisted, Fabian would
Eileen’s birthday. She’s a very special woman to
turn at high speed, it
over, his face filled with anxious concern. “It’s
pink teddy bear. It was the same one that Jasper had asked her if she wanted as a birthday gift.
come here
seeing the approaching man, Eileen’s eyes flashed with anger. She quickly averted her gaze, not wanting to
arrived at the right time. Did he come to check if we were dead or not? I’m truly sorry for letting you down,
sharp look in his eyes. “Mr. Smith had a car accident? Are you seriously injured?”
be an invisible tension. enveloping the surroundings, creating
them came out clean. But Eileen is different, she is kind and beautiful, yet unfortunately born in such
family wouldn’t even have the privilege to see him. Jasper didn’t pay
Fabian and asked, “How much longer until
take about
at the
Smith. I
I
Mr. Smith,” Fabian said.
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are you okay? Eric and I were planning to celebrate your birthday at home. If it weren’t for Sharon, we wouldn’t have known that I missed your last birthday. This time, I’ve prepared a gift for you but you didn’t show up. Next time, I want to host a birthday
withdrew her hand. “No need to trouble yourself. You and
move.
Father said? If you encounter any trouble or mishap outside, just let me know. You and Vera get in the car first, I’ll have a few words with Mr. Smith, then I’ll take you
warned Eileen that he wouldn’t let her off easily if she met
return. Mr. Snow, there’s no need for you
to Jasper. Instead, his gaze fell
step from behind Jasper. “Jasper… I want to go home with
to escape Eric as long as she was still with
flashed in Jasper’s eyes. His hand rested on her head, his
taking a seat in
in the back,
I’ll wait for you
in the car, gazing out the window, unable to make out what they were saying.
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