Chapter 117

Claire's eyes blazed with fury as she glared at the driver in front of her. "Move," she demanded, enunciating each word with icy precision.

Yet, the driver acted as though he hadn't heard her. His eyes were full of disdain, and a smirk tugged at the corner of his lips. To him, Claire was nothing more than an annoyance. He looked her up and down with a sneer, and in a show of disrespect, he sniffed dismissively, not even bothering to budge.

Claire's anger flared like a wildfire. "I said, move!" Her voice rose sharply, tinged with a hint of hysteria. She reached out, pushing against him in frustration. But the driver was built like a mountain, solid and unyielding. Claire might as well have been pushing against a brick wall for all the good it did.

Suddenly, the driver's massive hand swung towards Claire's face with alarming speed, creating a whoosh in the air. May, who had been standing close behind Claire, watched in horror. Without thinking, she lunged forward to pull Claire away.

"Smack!" The slap landed squarely on May's face, sending her sprawling to the ground like a leaf in the wind.

"May!" Claire's eyes filled with pain and anger, her cheeks flushed with emotion. Ignoring her own pain, May slowly picked herself up, her fingers trembling as she pointed accusingly at the driver. "You're nothing but the Linwood family's driver, and you dare lay a hand on the young lady?"

merely scoffed, a mocking grin spreading across his face. "Young lady? Who are you kidding? The only young lady of the Linwood

clenched, her body

moment, Aberdeen and Grace were walking towards the hospital room, having just completed the admission paperwork. They stopped in their tracks, witnessing the driver's brazen insolence as he berated

his eyes widening in surprise as he

Claire from the photograph. It was no wonder the image had seemed so familiar. This was the girl she had rescued at Southtown Station

girl I told you

remember. Why bring it up now?"

pointed to Claire,

the story, she had suspected that the girl must have been fleeing a dire situation at home. A young woman escaping to a train station at night was certainly in distress. Her heart had ached for the

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