CEO is Chasing Ex Wife Back

Chapter 129

Chapter 129 There Was No Point in Apologizing “Then do you have any evidence? Miss Swon just said that it may be caused by your incorrect operation.” Aurora took a deep breath and gazed at the reporters coldly. “Can she drive a race car? Why do you believe her words?” The reporters fell silent. They didn’t know how to retort. However, one of the reporters didn’t give up and pressed, “Ms. Bennet, the biggest investor of this Thunder Cup competition is the Buchanna Group. It will be a big blow to them because of this accident. How do you feel now?” Aurora had an impulse to punch this reporter in the face when she heard the question, but she held it back. “I am a witness. We found that there was something wrong with the brake when we made the first turn,” said Terry. He sat in a wheelchair and was pushed out by Kate. He stopped in front of Aurora. “Ask me if you have any other questions.” Aurora felt warm and called, “Terry…” Terry held Aurora’s hand and tightened his grip. His hand was a little cold. Aurora looked down and did not refuse. The reporters’ eyes lit up. They immediately raised their microphones and pointed them at Terry. “Mr. Walton, are you dating Ms. Bennet? It’s said you are going to be engaged to the daughter of the Jarrett family. Is it fake news?”

Terry said with a smile, “What you see is real. We only want to wait for the result from the Racing Association. Please go back after taking the photos. After all, we are in the hospital. I don’t want to disturb other patients.” Since the reporters got what they wanted, they left away. Soon, the ward returned to peace. Aurora and a nurse helped Terry get to bed. Only then did Terry release her hand.

Terry acted like a teenager who fell in love the first time, his eyes riveted to Aurora. Aurora frowned and muttered, “You haven’t recovered yet. Why did you get out? What if…” “I’m worried about you.” He said his thoughts directly, even with Kate by his side. Kate cleared her throat and said, “Just now, the doctor said that Terry’s examination result came Not long after Kate left, someone knocked on the door of the ward. Aurora thought it would be a reporter again, only to see Sara. Sara ignored Aurora but walked straight in with a bag of fruit in her hands. “Terry, I come to see you.” Terry had learned from Kate about what had happened when he did his surgery, so his attitude towards Sara changed completely. After seeing Sara’s arrogance toward Aurora, Terry said coldly, “No need. I can’t accept your kindness.” Sara’s smile froze and her lips twitched in embarrassment. She turned to Aurora and said, “Aurora, I want to talk to Terry alone. Could you…” However, Terry interrupted, “No.” He pulled Aurora to his side and said, “I can’t leave her for even a second now.” Sara put on a sad face and said, “Terry, are you going to be so heartless to me? I have been worried about you since the accident and couldn’t sleep for a few days. Mr. Walton didn’t allow me to see you, so I really had no way.” Tears trickled down her face as Sara said. Terry said impatiently, “Get out if you come here to cry.” Sara went on, “Terry, I really miss you. I know you must have misunderstood me. I … I will go back first. I won’t disturb you. We can have a talk after you are discharged.” After finishing her words, Sara walked out pitifully. Aurora frowned and said, “If she goes out in this way, she will definitely be surrounded by the reporters.” Terry still did not let go of her hand and said, “I don’t care. I expected this situation on our competition day. Abel and the others had definitely checked the car carefully before the game started. They couldn’t make such a mistake.”

Aurora didn’t say anything. She had thought about this for a long time and also talked with Abel who told her that although there were many accidents during a car race, it is rare that the brakes went out. It was almost one in thousand which was a very small number.

“Although the Racing Association will investigate the whole thing, I don’t think they can give a good result.” Terry smiled at Aurora and added, “So, don’t blame yourself for this.” Terry did not want her to be guilty.

Aurora’s heart skipped. She looked down at the kettle and said, “There’s no hot water. I’ll go get some.” Terry watched Aurora walk out of the ward and sighed slowly. Aurora had just walked around the corner when she was stopped by Sara who was waiting there. “Get out of my way.” Aurora was a little impatient. She had no time to argue with Sara. Sara said arrogantly, “I heard that you’ve been taking care of Terry these days. You should do that because you made him get injured. However, you don’t need to appear since tomorrow.” Aurora said calmly, “It’s up to Terry and me. It’s none of your business.” After finishing her words, Aurora was about to leave away. However, Sara grabbed her and said, “My parents were too hasty to break off the engagement between Terry and me. I come here today to tell Mrs. Walton that I still love her son, so…” “Ms. Jarrett, who do you think you are to order me? Where are you when Terry needs you the most?” Aurora looked at Sara coldly. If Sara really liked Terry, she would not say anything and would definitely stay away from him. But Aurora knew Sara and her family just wanted to take advantage of Terry. Sara’s expression froze. “You have no position to judge me! Terry wouldn’t have had the accident if you weren’t in the car. You should be clear that can’t be a normal accident.” Perceiving Aurora’s expression change slightly, Sara felt gloating and went on, “You should be grateful

that his family doesn’t blame you for this. How could you stay by his side every day? Do you want to kill him?” “Ms. Jarrett, you should be responsible for your words. Do you have any evidence?” said Kate. She just got the paper and heard their conversation. She walked straight to Aurora and looked at Sara coldly, her attitude towards Sara completely different from before. “I already know what your family is like. I don’t think my son is good enough for you. Please leave away.”This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.