Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 290 The Accident on the Highway

I felt relieved after ensuring the contract had no issues. After leaving Adrian’s office, I handled everything with utmost care. The two cunning foxes played their games, and it would likely affect the people around

them

When I returned to the company, I saw a group gathered at the large screen in the lobby. They were watching the real–time news reports. The crowd even gasped in surprise occasionally. I glanced at the screen and noticed it was a news report on an accident.

I paid little attention since it could trigger some unsettling memories.

“I heard it was the CEO of ATL Empire.”

“It looks pretty severe.”

My head spun when I heard those words. I rushed toward the large screen and stared at it. The footage. showed a nearly wrecked Maybach with smoke coming from it. The scene was horrifying, and a glimpse

of the license plate made me suspect it might be Atlas’s car.

I was shocked as I grabbed a passerby and asked, my voice shaking, “W–When did that happen?!”

“Just a while ago. Didn’t you see?” the person replied, looking at me in surprise.

“Where is it? Please tell me!” I pointed at the screen desperately.

“It should be on the highway to the airport.”

I ran outside but forgot something important–my car was in the underground parking lot. I quickly descended the elevator, but my hands shook once I entered my car. Tears welled in my eyes as I

happens to you,

taking a deep breath, I drove off, determined to find which hospital Atlas was in. Since Foswood had many hospitals, I went to the most

renowned one–Klinein Hospital.

through the hospital lobby. People crowded the area, but I didn’t

I asked the nurse, “Is there a car accident patient here?”

room,” she replied before

as the word “emergency” echoed in my mind. When I reached the emergency room, I saw a

daunting, and I didn’t recognize anyone. I

stopped me,

got stuck in my throat. I didn’t know how to introduce myself because I was nothing to Atlas’s people. “I just want to see

in, please!”

“Step back, Miss!

cold,

my sides. I looked inside and saw a stern–looking woman

the emergency room.

equally expressionless Kenzie. On the other side was

at me, and I didn’t know if I should enter or retreat.

Confrontation at the Emergency Room

darkened as she sat some distance away. Her posture was rigid, and her eyes

chilling

Celine, I knew it

of the emergency room, silently praying

a fuss about coming over?” Celine’s tone was icy, and her hawk–like eyes

and bit my lip before approaching

his well–being become your business?” Celine’s words were cutting.