Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 783

Gilbert swung open the car door and practically shoved Sherilyn inside.

"My car..." Sherilyn protested, anxiety evident in her voice. She had driven herself here.

"Give me your keys!"

He snatched the car keys from her hand. "I'll have someone drive it back to Sunset Ridge Community for you!"

With that, he climbed into the driver's seat. Callie tried to follow them into the car, but when she pulled on the door handle, it was locked.

She knocked on the car window, "Hey, open up!"

But Gilbert acted as if he hadn't heard her, completely ignoring her plea, and started the car, pulling away.

"Hey!"

Callie ran after the car for a few steps, puzzled, "What's going on?" Weren't they supposed to have broken up? In Mr. Gilbert's eyes, why did it seem like the moment he saw her, nobody else existed?

Inside the car, Sherilyn looked at Gilbert with confusion, "Why did you leave Callie behind?" Hadn't they just been all over each other a moment ago?

"Are you seriously worried about someone else right now?"

forehead, feeling a mix of tenderness and irritation. "What was that woman's problem anyway?" He was referring

said you stole her man?" Gilbert scoffed coldly. "Who?

by his leap in

mix of anger and resentment bubbling up. "You dumped me, just to run off

baseless accusations, Sherilyn covered her forehead, leaned back in the seat, and closed

"Sherilyn?"

cautiously eyed her expression, "Is your

nodded with her

"Then I'll drive faster!"

...

Hospital.

Emergency room.

wound briefly, "You'll need a couple of

Sherilyn was taken aback, not expecting her injury to be so severe. She

comforting hand on her shoulder, "Don't be scared, the bleeding will stop once it's stitched." "Let's move to the treatment room," the doctor stood up, leading

a chair, he instructed, "Have

nodded

administer a local anesthetic. It might sting a bit when I inject it." "Okay,

her fists. Blood was still oozing from her forehead, and Gilbert pressed a gauze pad against it. Seeing her in such a state

himself behind the chair, signaling

back and lean it