Chapter 1071

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South]

“Wesley Lyons, you’ve always been rude to me, haven’t you? Unfortunately, you hid it too well. Let’s see
when your mask slips.”

As soon as Shaun finished speaking, he darted a glance at Catherine. At the sight of her calm
expression, his heart ached deep down.

Suzie rolled down the rear window and stuck her head out. She then asked with an impatient tone, “
Uncle Shaun, how much longer are you going to talk?”

“I’m coming now.” Shaun got into the car.

When he drove off, he spotted Wesley lowering his head and kissing Catherine on the lips through the
rear-view mirror.

He tightened his grip on the steering wheel until the veins on the back of his hands bulged. At the same
time, he pressed down on the accelerator harder in spite of himself.

Suzie began to scream in shock. “Uncle Shaun, you’re driving too fast! I’m scared.”

Shaun suddenly came back to his senses. He swiftly reduced his speed and apologized, “Sorry.”

“Uncle Shaun, how immature of you. No wonder your wife left you.” Suzie could not help but mock him
with her hands on her waist.

“… You’re right.” Shaun looked down dejectedly.

Suzie sighed at his behavior. She knew that her mommy had married Uncle Wesley. However, when she
imagined her mommy living with Uncle Wesley i n the future, she felt like she would be a homeless child.



“Why are you sighing?” Shaun looked at the three- year-old little kid who was acting like an adult.

“I heard Aunty Cathy telling Uncle Wesley that she’ll move to his villa tomorrow. ” Suzie suddenly said
gloomily, “It won’t be convenient for me to go there in the future.”

Shaun happened to encounter a sharp right turn at the front.

The moment he spaced out, a black Rolls-Royce appeared in front of him. He subconsciously slammed
the brakes but it was too late.

The two cars crashed into each other.

Suzie, who was seated behind, was so shocked that she began to sob.

Shaun immediately turned his head around to have a look at the little kid. Fortunately, she had fastened
her seat belt, so she was kept firmly in her seat. However, her face had paled and she kept sobbing due
to the shock.

He hurriedly opened the door and carried her from the backseat.

Suzie wrapped her hands around his neck tightly, crying her eyes out.

A middle-aged man got out of his seat from the Rolls-Royce and asked concernedly, “Is the child
injured?”

Shaun checked Suzie’s body. Only after he confirmed that she was fine did he let out a sigh of relief.

“She’s fine. I’m sorry,” Shaun apologized. He knew that his car crashed into the man’s because he had
spaced out just now.

“Don’t cry, Suzie. I’m here, and you’re fine.” It



took Shaun a long while before he could calm Suzie.

The driver just waited quietly beside him without urging him.

With that, Shaun had a favorable impression of him. “It was my fault. Let me know how much I should
compensate for the car and I’ll transfer the amount to you.”

When the driver was about to speak, a man’s throaty voice sounded from the backseat of the Rolls-
Royce. “Come here, Robbie.”

The driver walked to the back window of the car. The window was rolled down, revealing a strange man’s
side profile. He was wearing a pair of sunglasses, and a scar was visible on his face. From his side
profile, one could tell that the man had been very handsome when he was young.

After the man gave his instructions to the driver in a husky voice, the driver walked to Shaun and said
gently, “It doesn’t matter. We don’t need the money from you to repair the car. You can bring the child
and leave. Don’t leave her here for too long, or she’ll be scared. Be careful when you drive next time.”

“… Thank you.”

Shaun was quite astonished.

Although the residents of Sherman Mountain were wealthy people, it was rare to find such an affable
man among them. What was more, Shaun had never seen that man before.


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