Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self by Fleur Delacour

Chapter 372 He Never Kept Anything From Her

Chapter 372 He Never Kept Anything From Her

As Christopher held the steering wheel, his hand tightened momentarily, and he nodded, “Yes, the allergies are quite severe. The marks around his eyes were not as pronounced, having faded significantly overnight, so he no longer needed sunglasses. However, the marks intentionally left by Jane on his face were still visible, appearing rather unsightly. He hesitated to let Fanny see them, fearing she would read too much into it

Although Fanny still harbored doubts upon hearing this, she chose not to press further.

The car ride was silent, in stark contrast to the chaos at the police station..

“She dares not face me?!” Dylan’s face contorted with a fierce expression upon receiving the message from the police officer. He clenched his teeth in anger, awaiting someone to bail him out. Despite being heavily implicated by Fanny’s testimony and facing multiple charges, money had the power to sway even the most corrupt individuals. Despite the Leigh Family’s oppression by the Tuckson Family, finding a scapegoat was simple. Before long, members of the Leigh Family secured Dylan’s release. Upon his release, he immediately sought out Fanny. Upon arriving at the villa, he found it deserted. With the company still under the Tuckson Family’s control, he had to set aside his pursuit of Fanny and attend to the company’s affairs first.

Meanwhile, Angela and Ava visited the hospital to see Yoanna.

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Yoanna had made a remarkable recovery, with a steward in the ward packing her belongings in preparation for her discharge. “Angela! Aval” she exclaimed with excitement upon seeing them.

Ava inquired, “Are you being discharged today?”

Yoanna confirmed, “Yes, the hospital is too dull. The doctor said I could leave and return later for the cast removal.”

Angela, Ava noticed the cast still

Yoanna’s leg. “Congratulations on your

ideal, they genuinely shared in Yoanna’s joy.

Despite the

the hospital, but Angela and Ava introduced Yoanna to Sophia. Their personalities meshed well, creating a cheerful atmosphere. During their conversation, Yoanna extended an invitation to her

especially cherished. Upon hearing that Yoanna was bringing friends home, Ferlisha Mason, who was Yoanna’s mother, warmly greeted them at the front gate. Dinner took place at the Tuckson residence. When Harmen Tuckson, who was Yoanna’s father returned. His expression was somber, but he maintained a smile in the presence of Yoanna’s friends. After dinner,

had something on his mind, so she directly

The person responsible for your accident has been apprehended. You’re aware, correct?”

it before. Wasn’t the

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been released!” Harmen exclaimed in frustration.

Yoanna’s injuries, it seems implausible for the culprit to be released

did he get out in less than two days? How do those police officers even operate?”

not pressure the

the blame,” Harmen said. The scapegoat is quite

who caused the accident that night had already taken money from Dylan, and now he had given the driver more money. Not only did he take the blame for the accident, but he also wanted to take the blame for what happened to Angela and Yaxley before. However, Harmen did not know

out again. After all, Yoanna had already injured her leg last time. If someone targeted her again, even if they could make up for it later. they

she went upstairs and told Angela about it. “Angela, you

and had not returned home. Upon hearing Dylan had been released, she was not too surprised but relieved. She had long known Dylan probably had a backup plan, and Yaxley had not pressured the police station, nor had he deliberately targeted Dylan with his power. Yaxley wouldn’t do such things,

out. “Okay, I got i In comparison,

need to worry, but you

heard that the Tuckson Family was suppressing the Leigh Family greatly, if Yoanna went out casually, she

advice, they quickly hung up the phone.

Angela was frowning in thought. “What are you thinking about?” he asked.