Chapter 83

When I left the hospital, it was already 3:00 p.m. The lawyer had taken care of dropping the case. After Ethan picked up Leah, he sent me a photo. I looked at the photo on my phone momentarily and then locked the screen. I wasn't interested in what Ethan and Leah were doing next. I didn't care about their plans anymore. What mattered to me now was getting my grandmother with me so she could spend her remaining years in peace and good health. I put my phone in my bag, wrapped my wool coat tighter around myself, and tried to hail a taxi to return to school. Just as I reached my hand out, a Bentley stopped right in front of me. The black window of the Bentley rolled down, and Liam's face appeared with a smile. "Hey, Evelyn, what are you doing here? Did you come to find me?" I looked at him, pushed my wind-blown hair away, and said calmly, "Do you need something? If not, please move aside. I need to hail a taxi." My voice was rough from the fever and not talking or eating for a wh