Chapter 553

Wyatt disliked owing favors, and he had planned to discreetly slip 2,000 dollars into Whitney's bag as a repayment for her help that night. However, he now thought helping her son would be a better gesture of gratitude. She was initially going to refuse his help, but then she reconsidered. Her son was too heavy for her to carry alone, and having Wyatt's help would be valuable. They waited for a long time, but there were no taxis in sight. She was so anxious that she started to cry. It was late, and few taxis ventured to this part of Markin City at night. "This is all your fault. If it weren't for you, I'd be home by now." Whitney glared at Wyatt. He scratched his nose and was about to speak when he suddenly pointed and said, "There's a taxi coming." She lived far away, and it took nearly an hour to reach home. During the ride, she anxiously made several calls to check on her son's condition. Through these phone calls, Wyatt learned that Whitney was a single mother with a ten-year