Madeline Crawford and Jeremy Whitman
Chapter 475

Chapter 475

A lot of people started gathering around because of the accident.

The moment the car sped over, Madeline thought she was unable to get away. However, in a quick flash, there was a strong force holding her. In that instant, she felt a sense of security that she had never felt before.

While she was still in a panicked state, someone was holding onto her shoulders tightly.

"Eveline, are you okay? Are you hurt?"

When she heard the familiar voice of concern, Madeline finally realized that the person who had pulled her to safety was Eloise.

Eloise's graceful and elegant face was filled with worry. Her eyes that were filled with concern were scanning Madeline's body up and down to see if there were any wounds.

Madeline was stuck in a daze for a few seconds before she said, "I'm fine. Thanks, Mrs. Montgomery."

When Eloise heard how Madeline addressed her, her eyes became red. However, she had nothing to say.

She knew she had already lost the right to get her daughter back.

Madeline turned around to look at the car that almost ran into her. The car had crashed into a tree nearby and the front of the car was caved in. However, the driver was fine. At the moment, he was calling someone to tow the car while looking troubled.

"That was so close! I thought I'd crash into that pretty lady!

"Thankfully, a wealthy-looking woman came and helped her. If not, I can't even imagine what would have happened.

"They look similar, so I think they're mother and daughter. It's a mother's instinct to risk her life to save her daughter. See, her mother's crying from worry."

Madeline was about to leave, but when she heard the passersby's comments, she turned around slightly while feeling emotionally moved.

She saw Eloise standing there while trying to suppress her emotions. However, she still could not stop her tears from streaming down her face.

Madeline noticed a huge wound on Eloise's right calf. Bright red blood started pouring down her leg.

She walked over to Eloise and frowned. "Why didn't you tell me you're injured?"

Eloise shook her head with tears in her eyes. "As long as you're fine."

Madeline was quiet after she heard that. Then, she looked around. "Did you come out yourself?"

Eloise looked straight at Madeline and nodded.

"Wait for me here. I'll drive the car over," Madeline said before quickly walking away. Eloise was feeling all kinds of emotions when she looked at Madeline's back. More tears started pouring from her eyes. After a while, Madeline drove the car in front of Eloise.

She got out of the car and opened the door for Eloise so that she could get in. Then, she drove to the hospital.

While they were on the way there, Eloise did not care about her injury. She was looking at Madeline who was focused on driving. Her teary eyes were filled with relief and love.

What a beautiful face. Eloise could see her younger self in Madeline's eyes.

However, she could not even recognize this face that was similar to hers back then.

Eloise wanted to talk to Madeline, but she did not dare to disturb her.

When they were at the hospital, Madeline lined up to register for Eloise. Then, she helped her into the clinic. After Eloise was all bandaged up, she helped her to the entrance of the hospital before letting go. "Call him and tell him to come to pick you up. I still have something to take care of."

Eloise knew Madeline was talking about Sean. She felt a dull ache in her heart and forced a smile. "I don't want to trouble your father. I can go home myself."

Madeline hesitated for two seconds. Then, she replied, "Whatever. I'm leaving now."

"Eve-" Eloise wanted to call out to Madeline, but she had already walked away.

Eloise wiped away the tears in her eyes in devastation before limping to the door.

Madeline was in the car as she watched Eloise slowly walking out. She tightened her grip on the steering wheel subconsciously.

She did not know why she was still heartbroken.

It did not matter if it was Jeremy, Eloise, or Sean. They were all the people she loved the most, but at the same time, they were also the people who had hurt her the most.