Being Pursued By Ex-husband

Sophia's words injected Megan with a sense of confidence.

Even though she wasn't a particularly good driver, she had received her license ten years ago and had driven for at least seven to eight years, making her an experienced one. Although she had rear-ended someone else's car, she wasn't on her phone, wasn't distracted, had changed out of her heels to flats, and wasn't the first to slam on the brakes. Consequently, Megan was certain that the traffic police would judge the accident in her favor once they arrived.

The moment she alighted earlier, she was surrounded by the trio and had her driving skills questioned. The woman leading the trio even recorded Megan with her phone and said, “Do you even know how to drive? You crashed into our new car.” She spoke as if Megan was responsible for the accident.

On top of that, Casper was in the midst of fighting for a big project. Megan didn't dare react too strongly for fear that the trio was sent by his competitors to stir up a controversy.

Now that Sophia was backing her up, she could now throw caution to the wind.

Before she got married, she was the apple of the Queen family's eye. Hence, due to her illustrious family background, no one had ever bullied her other than Sophia.

Despite their unpleasant past, she couldn't deny Sophia's smarts and sharp tongue, which was capable of putting even a champion debater to shame. Whenever Sophia argued with someone, she would calmly bombard her opponent with irrefutable points. Half of her victory would be secured before her opponent even said a single word.

Consequently, Sophia's earlier words caused the expressions of the arrogant trio to change drastically.

The woman heading the trio glanced at Sophia before shifting her eyes to Megan. In the end, she returned her attention to Sophia still. “Who the heck are you? Do you even know what happened? She was the one who crashed into us from behind. This car was supposed to be used as dowry for an upcoming wedding. Just look at the huge scratch on our new car. Isn't it clear that you should compensate us?”

“If you hadn't slammed on the brakes all of a sudden, I wouldn't have done the same, let alone hit your car from behind. You're the one to blame, not me. Also, the bumper of my car has been damaged. Since you're the one at fault, you should be paying me for my losses instead.”

“What are you saying? You're the one who hit the brakes out of nowhere!”

Megan's temper was never good, to begin with. With Sophia by her side, she no longer feared their numbers as she began to argue with the lady.

Standing there, Sophia stared at the two men who seemed to be scrutinizing her. As an indiscernible smile broke out across her face, she looked to the man on her right and asked, “Have you installed a dashcam in your new car?”

Sophia's question made the man feel self-conscious.

Meanwhile, the woman quarreling with Megan exchanged glances with the man before easing her tone. “Obviously, we hadn't had time to install one.”

Sophia flashed a smile as she asked Megan, “Since your car isn't new, I'm sure you have a dashcam installed.”

Megan, who wasn't a fool, immediately realized where Sophia was going with her question. “Yes, I do have a dashcam. I'm sure it has recorded who it was that slammed on the brakes first.”

With that thought in mind, Megan looked up and turned toward the woman's phone camera. “My friend has called the police on my behalf. Once they're here, they will determine who is to blame. If it's indeed my fault, I'll apologize to you. If the reverse is true, I don't need your apology. You just need to pay for my repairs.”

Megan let out a snort as she spoke. “Just so you know, I have never been taken advantage of by anyone before.”

As Sophia had gotten Katherine to call the police before she came over, they arrived right after Megan finished.

At the sight of the police officers, the trio promptly requested for the matter to be settled privately.

The officers naturally agreed since it was a trivial matter.

Megan was driving a Lexus on that day. The accident had left a fifteen-centimeter-long scratch on the car, and the bumper was cracked. If they were to take the insurance route, the repairs would cost at least ten thousand.

After the trio paid for the damages, Sophia called out to them right before they left, “Wait, there's one more thing.”

Sophia was wearing a long, turquoise-blue chiffon dress. She had porcelain white skin and spoke in a gentle and amiable tone. Therefore, the trio found it hard to be rude despite the resentment they felt.

Nonetheless, the woman let out an impatient snort. “We have agreed to compensate you and even apologized. What else do you want?”

Although Megan was satisfied with the outcome, she knew that Sophia must have her reasons for stopping the trio. Thus, she watched on without saying a word.

Letting out a chuckle, Sophia pointed at the woman's phone. “Officer, this lady recorded a video of us and put us on a live stream. I can forget about the live stream, but we have the right to demand that she deletes the video since we were the ones that were captured on the video.”