Wanna Remarry Me？No Way!

Chapter 497

Meanwhile, Gareth was working in his office. The next second, the silence was broken as Thomas flung the door open. Gareth knitted his brows when he saw Thomas. Thomas was a prudent man, so Gareth could tell from his action that something must have gone wrong. Just as he was thinking about it, Thomas blurted in a fluster, "Mr. Wickam, Ms. Elisa got into an accident!"

Gareth's heart jolted. "Who did that?!"

"Ms. Elisa got into a car accident. Her car fell off the cliff!"

At once, Gareth was stupefied. He sprang up immediately and gasped, "Where is she?!"

...

In the hospital, Elisa was lying on the bed in a ward and had yet to awaken. From the surface, she seemed fine, but she suffered numerous bruises and even broke one of her ribs.

Sitting in front of Elisa's bed, Sheena and Rachel were a bundle of nerves. Tears streamed down Rachel's face incessantly as she sobbed.

"It's all my fault... It's all my fault..."

held Rachel's hand and comforted her,

injuries were minor. The doctor treated her superficial wounds and put a bandage on the wound on her

didn't want to affect his recovery and were worried that

she still repeated

toward us and wanted to hit Elisa's car. Elisa managed to escape but little did

distressed to hear about such an accident. Moreover, Rachel was

Rachel snuffled and continued,

could jump

was too stupid. My seatbelt was stuck, and the buckle was spoiled. Because of me, Elisa didn't jump out of the car. We were running out of time because the vans were speeding toward us from both sides, so Elisa had no choice but to

in Sheena's expression. "So, you guys actually drove off the

"It's all my fault, I couldn't jump out of the car in time. Otherwise, Elisa wouldn't. Thankfully, Elisa's driving skill was superb. While the

with the ground first..." Because of that, Elisa suffered

for my stupidity, Elisa wouldn't have..." The words stuck in her throat thereafter as she shook

to hug Rachel because the latter had injuries all over her body, so she was afraid

few could remain