Stuck in you

Emma was in shock that she almost dropped her bag. 'What the hell?'

Rachel pursed her lips.

Although they weren't speaking ill of her, she felt uncomfortable to be part of their conversation.

She didn't go away quietly. In fact, the moment her face was shown,

the girls realized that she had heard them gossip about her.

The girls huddled around each other in bewilderment. Some of them shared looks as they wanted to figure out what to do next.

"What should we do?"

"I don't know either."

"Will she teach us a lesson?"

Finding no answer within themselves, they gazed up at Emma. The woman was so restless that she was about to break her bag strap. She gritted her teeth. "What are you looking at me for? I'm not her!" she demanded.

Her voice was much weaker than before as guilt crept over her words.

Jack was known to defend the people around him. What if he got back at her for the words that she had just said today?

After all, she had insulted both his wife and his ex.

Emma balled her fists and lowered her head. "I'll apologize to her."

All of the women gazed up at Emma in surprise, not really expecting that she would lower her pride for something like this. Without another word, she pursed her lips and walked out.

She glanced around, muttering to herself, "Where is she?"

She didn't even know the woman's name! "Have you seen Mrs. Fu?" she asked a few passers-by. If she didn't see Rachel, then someone else must have.

Either way, she was going to apologize to her.

Rachel was actually looking for Jack, but she couldn't find him anywhere.

People were going in and out of the banquet hall, blocking her view.

Some of them gathered around as they clinked their glasses together. As she stared at her surroundings, she found that almost every man was dressed exactly the same. If they covered their faces, she wouldn't be able to tell them apart.

Back then, she had thought that Jack was an angel sent from the heavens—that she could spot him anywhere in the world.

In the midst of bustling crowds, she found that, that might not be the case.

If they weren't facing her, they all looked exactly alike!

eyes like a sparrow trying to find its jewelries, but she still saw no sign of her husband. Instead, she found a few people who

but she felt a little embarrassed to ask such a question. She didn't want them to think that

she entertained them with a chat. Fortunately, none of them

finally free to wander around

they had gone to an

her lips, going

given the eerie silence, she found that Jack might not be

up the wrong flight

behind her. A man staggered out. The top of his shirt was unbuttoned and his eyes were rolling to the back of his head. He was heaving as if he had just

react, he wrapped his hand around her wrist. She winced at the

at her with bloodshot eyes as

back hit against the wall behind her.

the man fell to the

her arms and tried

got even heavier and

gasped

think, the

her best, but she still couldn't find a better

that something bad was going to

man was

Rachel didn't have a choice but to follow him. She lifted up the hemline

must've suffered

her lips. However, she still couldn't find out

away, a fat old man

a panic, he flailed his arms and told the nurses that he was the patient's family.

ambulance left hurriedly, without disturbing

was yelling out for help, it seemed

situation became even more dire, she calmed herself and took out her

the address, the man beneath

as if trying to grab something. However, it only knocked over her phone from her hand. It flew

groaned

to piece her phone together. A young man

called the ambulance, which arrived in ten

at the

vehicle without

thought about it, she couldn't help but purse her lips. After that, the man who had helped her was already nowhere

didn't have much space, but Rachel didn't care. She

most urgent thing now was to send him to the hospital

the patient's allergic reaction. The old man who had followed them to the car sat beside them and held the patient's hand.

The patient isn't responding," the doctor responded urgently. "Increase the

even if she had already made it clear that she was a doctor, she had no certificate with her. Others didn't bother to listen to

a life on the line. They needed

the doctor to call the