The Lord Mayor Falls in Love with Me
Chapter 214 I’m getting out of here
“No!” Joey suddenly took Sarah’s hands and shook her head, “Don’t tell them. I…I just want to get out of here.”
“What?” Sarah was shocked, “Joey, where are you going?”
Joey smiled bitterly, “Anywhere is fine. I just don’t want to stay here anymore.”
“But why?” Sarah looked at Joey anxiously. She was very afraid that Joey was talking crazy.
“Why? There are there are many reasons.” Joey shook her head feebly. She was heartbroken and helpless. She looked up into Sarah’s eyes, “Sarah, do you trust me?”
“Of course I do.”Sarah replied without hesitation.
Joey was relieved and grateful, “Thanks. I knew I would always have you as my best friend, even if all others betray me. I just want to tell you that I didn’t lose my baby by accident. Allen’s father George Charles killed my baby. He forced me to have an amniocentesis for a paternity test, and it led to the miscarriage. But it’s not as simple as it seems. George Charles was the ringleader. Chance and Ben Hawk were accomplices. Most importantly, Yolanda is s the mastermind behind the whole thing. Do you believe me?”
Although Yolanda hadn’t revealed that day that Chance was involved in it, Joey was clever enough to figure it out herself. After George Charles had forced her to take an amniocentesis test, Allen wouldn’t have doubted her words if Chance hadn’t secretly offered help or kept it from Allen.
believed you since the day you said your baby was
people staring at me and expecting me to go crazy. Even if I don’t end up crazy, I’m sure they are going to drive me crazy in their own
certainty, “All right. I’ll help you. You must
Joey froze, “Abroad?”
go away, but she had never thought of going
great idea, because in that case, they wouldn’t be able to find her very easily. Otherwise, with their statuses and resources, it wouldn’t have made any difference wherever
without a passport, and it will take some time to get one. So you’ll have to
see. I
must
Sarah didn’t left
her dullness and motionlessness. The difference was that it was true until
her father busily arranging her daily necessities while occasionally talking to her about household affairs. She suddenly felt that she had gone too