Chapter 313 It’s Okay If You Don’t Remember Me (2/2)

Emily knew that when she decided to go here that sh

ing to use another car, don't worry,” Jack said awkwardly.

”Doesn't matter, I'm fine,” Emily said dismissively, ”Thank you, sir, but I don't need a ride.” Emily didn't want to ever go back to her old life again and while, she didn't mind bumping into anyone from her old life that didn't mean that she was going to let them infiltrate her perfectly fine life now. There was no way she was going to let that happen. Emily walked away, her heels clicking.

Jack tried to run after her but an officer stopped him and handed him a piece of paper, ”Sir, please check if our estimate on the damages is correct. You can sign here if everything looks good to you.”

Jack pushed the police away and said, ”I'm fine, I don't need them to pay for anything.”

But he was too late because Emily had already hailed a cab and left. There was no way Jack could catch up with her now.

He slumped and glared at the officer.

”Sir…” The officer was confused--he was just trying to do his job. Emily's assistant piped in, cutting him off, ”Is there a problem?” She already knew about Jack so she knew that it was useless for the police to try to talk to him.

When Jack realized that she was Emily's assistant, he changed his demeanor, ”She's an old friend, it's okay, I'll deal with it on my own.”

Both the assistant and the officer stared at him then at the damaged car in disbelief--they even exchanged glances.

'What did he just say?

Fix the car by himself? Seriously?'

But Jack wasn't paying any attention to them. He was still looking towards the direction where Emily's cab had driven off. His head was spinning so he raised a hand and slapped himself on the face as if to convince himself that this was all real indeed.