Chapter 924

Chapter 924 They Fled Since they were in a hospital, the crowd managed to ask for an empty ward so that Helen could rest inside. While she rested, the rest of the victims’ family members waited around outside her room. It seemed like they had all come to the same unspoken conclusion—they would all request for Helen to compensate for their losses. The Cunningham Family looked like they had a lot of money to spare, after all.

The skies had turned bright by the time Helen woke up. She let out a long sigh when she saw the noisy crowd waiting outside her room. “What’s the situation right now, Demi? Is Tate alright?”

“How could you still ask about him?” Demi cried angrily. “His entire family ran off in the middle of the night!”

Helen was dumbfounded. “R-Ran off? Why would they run off?”

“Why else? They caused such a huge mess. Of course they’d run off! The deceased victims’ family members can’t find them now—that’s why they’re waiting around outside the ward! And they call themselves your family, Mom? How could they be so heartless?” Demi cried.

Helen couldn’t process the news at all. She hadn’t expected her own sister to do such a thing to her. At that very moment, loud noises came from outside the room. Soon enough, the crowd of people was chased off by someone. Sasha let herself into the ward right after that.

When Demi saw the crowd dispersing outside the ward, she couldn’t help but beam. “Did you get someone to send them off, Sasha? That’s great! You should have done it from the start! Those idiots are standing around just because they think we’re rich! They’re crazy! What has this got to do with our family, right?”

“I didn’t send them off!” Sasha growled. “I made a police report, and the police came over to deal with them.”

Although Demi was rather taken aback at first, her smile quickly returned to her face. “Well, you should have done it earlier!” Helen, on the other hand, seemed rather worried to hear what Sasha said. “W-

Why did you do that, Sasha? If things get serious, Tate might have to go to prison…”

Sasha’s patience was running thin. “Look at how serious the situation is, Mom. Do you still think there’s a chance that Tate will not go to prison? He has no license, and he caused such a serious traffic accident. Were you hoping that he’d walk away as a free man? Did you know that the fourth person just died in the hospital? This accident caused four deaths. These people have parents and families. If you don’t think that Tate deserves to be put in prison, do you think that those people deserved to die?”

Helen was left tongue-tied. She took a while to respond. “But… That’s your cousin we’re talking about…” she whispered.

“What’s the big deal? Those people out there lost their daughters and sons. Wouldn’t they be more emotionally impacted? How many times do you want me to repeat my words, Mom? You need to keep an eye on Tate, or he might get into trouble. You guys didn’t seem to be any more alert even after his previous incident. Since you guys aren’t capable of caring for him, then you might as well let him go to prison! At least someone will teach him something there!”

Tears gathered in Helen’s eyes. “Your Aunt Chloe only has one son. If he goes to prison… How’s Chloe going to live after that?”

“There’s an old couple standing outside. They only had their daughter when they were in their forties.

The girl passed away on the spot after Tate’s bike slammed into hers. If you want to talk about suffering, who do you think is the one suffering more here?” Sasha hissed.

Helen was at a loss for words after that. Sasha sat by the edge of the bed as she continued to speak.

“Someone like Tate deserves to learn a lesson, Mom. He’s going to cause even larger troubles otherwise!”

Finally, Helen let out a long sigh. “Regardless, he’s still your cousin, Sasha,” she whispered after thinking for a long while. “C-Could you at least find him a lawyer that would reduce his sentence? He can go to prison to learn his lesson, but I’m sure a year or two in prison would be enough for that.

There’s no need to worsen the issue…”