Chapter 191
The Billionaire’s Maid Bride
Allison said, âDonât worry, youâre okay for now But when the ambulance artives, you must go to the hospital for a thorough checkâupâ
Looking at the young woman before him Carter asked, âDid ymi save me?â
Allison replied with a downcast gaze. âSort of â
Just nort of? Either you did or you didnât âTo be accurate, you kind of saved yourself A smile danced on Allisonâs face. âYouâre one tough old bird I wouldnât have been able to save you otherwise Despite feeling rough Carter couldnât help but chuckle at her words.
Seeing Carter sukkdenly laughing, the Lindberg family couldnât quite figure out what was going on in the old manâs head Meanwhile, Penelope was silently furning, her fists clenched and her teeth grinding She really shot herself in the foot tonight. She wouldnât have been involved if Allison hadnât shown up, even if something happened to Carter.
Instead, she was now being sidelined while Allison was being praised.
If she hadnât shown up Tonight and let Allison take her place, she, Penelope, would have been the one getting praised Carter told Allison, âYou saved my life, I owe you one. If you ever need anything, give me a shoutâ
Soon, the ambulance arrived Carter was taken to the hospital, and almost all of the Lindberg family followed. After all, the old manâs health was the top priority.
Steve and Lacey stayed at home.
Patting her chest in relief, Lacey said, âThank God heâs okay Allison, thank you. Youâre a lifesaver.â
Steve chimed in, âYeah, Allison, you were amazing tonight. Your medical skills are top notch. Did you use acupuncture?â
Allison put her acupuncture needles back into her bag and replied, âYes. I learned it from my grandma when I was a kid. She was a local doctor, so I followed in her footstepsâ
As Allison was about to leave, she ran into Jason.
âAllison, let me give you a liftâ
âBut didnât you go to the hospital with them?â
âThey all went, including my mom So, I came back Come on, let me take you homeâ
The entire ride, Allison was looking out the window it was around 9 pm, and the night view outside the car window was enchanting.
Jason glanced at the rearâview mirror, taking in the view of Allisonâs gentle and refined face. He tightly gripped the steering wheel and found the courage to say, âAllison, thank you for tonight. Thank you for saving my grandpaâ
âYouâre welcome. I was just lending a handâ
If anyone else had suddenly fallen ill and she had the ability to help, she wouldâve done the same.
When they reached the Flanagan familyâs villa, Jason parked the car.
As Allison was getting off, he called out to her, âIn a few days, the Project of Pearl Island is going to start operating. Would you like to go? We can spend a few days there Itâs a new development by the Lindberg Corporation and an independent island with beautiful scenery Think of it as my way to thank you for saving my grandpa. How about 117â
âI donât think I can go. I have things to do, and I need to work.â
âDonât you work at the Red Jack Club? I know the deputy manager there. I can talk to him for you.
Allison, donât refuse. You saved my grandpa, and I should thank you properly Think of it as a trip with a classmate to unwindâ
Seeing Allison hesitate, Jason quickly said, âGreat, itâs settled then. Iâll pick you up next Monday.â
With that, he stepped on the gas and drove off, not giving Allison a chance to refuse.
At the hospital