CEO Is Chasing Ex-Wife Back

Chapter 148 Fortunately, It's Not Her

Aurora reacted quickly and immediately said, "The hospital has already made preparations. You have no right to interfere. I have already told you. If there was an accident, the Walton family would not let anyone get away."

Aurora was confused. Zac had nothing against Terry. If Zac would kill someone because of her, then Zac was undoubtedly a lunatic.

Moreover, he was a lunatic who killed without batting an eye.

Zac stepped on the brake and turned his head. She could see the coldness in his eyes clearly. "You're

so determined to defend. But the Walton family only treats you as a maid, a nurse. With you being

who you are, you won't even be able to crawl into the Walton's home."

"You're right. I'm cheap. I just want it so badly to curry favor with the Walton family. Happy? Wenny got her way by carrying your child, didn't she? You have no right to lecture me."

Aurora talked back. She looked in the rearview mirror, made sure that there was no car behind, and immediately pushed open the door.

"I'm not qualified enough to be in Mr. Buchanna's car. Wenny is." Aurora slammed the car door.

Bang!

Zac's eyes completely went deep. He should not have had any pity for her. He stepped on the accelerator and left without hesitation.

He only hoped that Aurora had some self-respect. Even if the Walton family acknowledged her now, it was only because Terry was sick. Once Terry recovered, they would not care about Aurora's life at all. Zac gripped the steering wheel tightly. Why the hell did she insist on clinging to Terry?

He stepped on the accelerator harder and harder.

There were very few cars on the road. How could she get back?

He turned on the radio in frustration and heard the host's voice, "According to the information provided by our audience, there was a traffic accident on Sunset Avenue north. The victim was a woman in her twenties, wearing a gray windbreaker..."

Zac's expression changed at once, and he turned the steering wheel and circled back.

Al the intersection where he dropped Aurora off, two trucks rolled over one after another, and there was thick smoke all around,

People were screaming, and children were crying.

Zac rushed over and shouted, "Aurora!"

He went straight after those two trucks and was stopped by one of the truck drivers. "Sir, you can't go any further. It's too dangerous." "Aurora!"

"Where's the injured woman?" he asked.

His face was distorted, and he couldn't think rationally.

The drivers were frightened by his appearance and pointed behind him.

"Aurora..."

Zac stopped. He clearly saw that the woman was being supported by her family. There was a child beside her who called her Mommy. His Adam's apple rolled. After a long time, he heaved a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, it was not her.

Not far away, Aurora saw everything. She had indeed wanted to get a taxi and return to the hospital. Just as she took a few steps forward, she heard a crash behind her.

She was indeed lucky. She dodged a bullet.

She stayed to see if there was anything she could do to help. Unexpectedly, she saw that Zac had returned to find her.

Seeing that Zac was still looking around, Aurora hid behind a bus stop.

She frowned. If she died, Zac would be very happy, since no one would go against him.

She thought, who is he acting for?

Aurora gripped her fingertips. She reminded herself, don't be soft-hearted. People like him have a purpose in everything.

After waiting for Zac to get in the car and leave, Aurora took a taxi nearby. The two of them almost went back to the hospital at the same time.

When he entered the hospital hall, Zac heard familiar footsteps behind him. He stopped. Seeing

Aurora's fair face, he took the initiative to walk over.

"Back then..."

However, Aurora did not stop and only said lightly, "I still have to take care of the patient."

Her impatience was written on her face.

Zac's expression was changing constantly as he frowned and followed her.

Aurora directly ignored Zac and went straight back to the ward, but as soon as she entered, she

found that something was wrong.

Kate and the nurse were very anxious. As soon as Kate saw Aurora, Kate anxiously said, "You didn't come back all day, and Terry was very worried about you. Terry went to find you. I don't know where he is now."

"What?"

Aurora looked at the ward. Terry left both his phone and his wheelchair here.

Aurora ran out at once.

Zac stared at the anxious Aurora, and the light in his eyes completely dimmed.

Aurora ran all over the two floors. She asked everyone she came across, "Hello. Did you see a thin

and tall young man? He was wearing a hospital gown, and he looked like.....”

Zac had been standing by the window on the second floor and watching Aurora from afar. He thought, was she madly in love with me when she married me?

I don't think so.

Zac furrowed his brows tightly, and he could hardly control his anger.

After another ten minutes, Aurora finally found Terry at the side of the garden. He had just returned from the street with his crutches.

When their eyes met, Aurora was angry. "Where did you go? The surgery will be operated tomorrow. Can't you just stay in the ward? Don't you know Kate is very worried about you? You..." Before she finished her words, she was pulled into an embrace gently.

"I'm glad you're back." Terry sighed in her ear.

He sounded worried. He placed his palms on Aurora's shoulder and her back, and he held her tightly as if he wanted to knead her into his body.

Aurora raised her head. She secretly blamed herself. She got so worked up about it.

After all, he was a patient now.

"Go back. Don't disturb other people's rest."

Normally, Terry would listen to her.

Aurora didn't react. She gritted her teeth and said, "But I'm cold. I've been running around looking for you. I'm sweating."

Hearing that, Terry slowly retracted his hands.

It was getting late, but Aurora clearly saw that his eyes were red.

She suddenly didn't know what to say. Ever since she got out of that failed marriage, her life became hopeless. She didn't understand love and was tired of relationships.

Seeing Terry like this, Aurora withdrew her gaze and said, "Let's go."

Terry nodded. Just like before, he quietly followed behind her. After walking for a long time, they reached the door of the ward. He tugged at Aurora. "If the surgery tomorrow is successful, I will be discharged. Then..."

"You're coy today. What's wrong?"

Aurora blinked. "It's too late. Let's talk tomorrow."

Terry slowly loosened his fingers. After a long while, he said, "OK. Let's talk tomorrow."

He entered the ward and lay on the bed. He was still upset. He hadn't been able to reach Aurora for a day today. He thought that something had happened to her or that she had left.

Then he thought that the reason why he could see her every day was that he was injured.

If he recovered, would she still stay by his side?