Bride of Retribution: Aloof Billionaire's Dominant Game

If Atlas Hallow merely thought it was time to marry and wanted to casually wed a young lady from a respectable family, and she happened to marry him by accident, as long as he was good to her, she probably would have let go of everything, tried to adapt to him, to like him, and earnestly spent her life with him.

After all, Atlas Hallow is a man so attractive to women that even her heart, which was never moved before, began to waver, but all of this was overturned when she saw that pile of clothes on the ground.

His reason for marrying her is an unknown mystery, but there must be a terrifying reason.

Charlotte Miller’s intuition has always been accurate; perhaps it’s a kind of talent.

She is still somewhat moved, still somewhat fond, so to maneuver and struggle with a man whom she likes and is moved by, is such a difficult thing, one could get smashed to pieces by the slightest mistake.

She dared not imagine what the outcome would be, and what would happen to her if she failed.

She dared not think about it anymore; she slowly closed her eyes, letting the car shuttle on the road until it finally delivered her steadily to the entrance of the police station.

Charlotte Miller got out of the car. At this time, the ginkgo trees by the street had already turned yellow, and the leaves had fallen to the ground as if laying a golden carpet. The overlapping figures nearby and the yellow leaves stirred by the wind... such a beautiful autumn, yet it evokes such intense melancholy...

She pulled up the collar of her trench coat and walked into the police station.

Two elderly people sat in the mediation room; they must be the parents of that truck driver.

The old man rubbed his hands nervously, and the old woman’s eyes were swollen from crying. Seeing this, Charlotte Miller could barely stand it; she couldn’t bear such scenes.

”I am the driver’s sister. If you have any requests, just tell me.” She didn’t even know how to phrase it or what to say.

She couldn’t bring herself to offer words of comfort, watching a family almost destroyed because of Luna Miller’s capriciousness.

In fact, it was already half-destroyed. She could imagine such a family: the son being the main breadwinner, and the daughter-in-law already pregnant. The family must have been joyfully and excitedly waiting for a new life to arrive, but all that joy turned into nothing due to a car accident. If the truck driver could survive, it would still be good, but if he didn’t make it out of intensive care, then this family would be completely ruined.

This is what the Miller Family owes, and even if they ask for an exorbitant amount, she would agree.

”Could you pay for my son’s hospital bills?” The old man lifted his face; weathered by sun and wind, his face was cracked, and he didn’t even dare to look at Charlotte Miller when he said this.

This request hurt her more than being beaten up or being asked for an exorbitant compensation; clearly, the enormous medical expenses had scared the two elders witless.

Two mediating police officers sat on the side, and Charlotte Miller walked up to the elders and said very certainly: ”I will be responsible for all the costs. If—if by any chance something happens to your son, I will also be responsible for your future life. Of course, I’ve engaged all the experts for consultation, and I will do everything I can to save him. This card contains some money...” Charlotte Miller said as she opened her small handbag and took out a bank card to give to the two elders: ”I am not ending this matter with this money; this is for your daughter-in-law to nurse her health. On behalf of my sister, I apologize to you both.” Charlotte Miller bowed her head low and bent her waist, with her eyes unconsciously turning red.

”Miss Miller, we need to record how much money is in this card.” Having mediated so many cases, this was the first time, as they thought such compensation would certainly lead to a lawsuit, not expecting this Miss Miller to willingly offer money, but they didn’t know how much was in the card.

”The card contains one million in cash, which can be withdrawn from any bank, and the password is six zeros.” Charlotte Miller replied to the police truthfully: ”Future criminal charges are unrelated to these compensations; this is what the Miller Family should provide.”

Things certainly are not this simple; this is considered a major traffic accident, and there might be a prison sentence. Charlotte Miller didn’t dare to imagine what it would be like if Luna got locked up.

”Can you accept this? Miss Miller agreed to pay all the medical expenses and additionally give you one million, is that acceptable?” The mediating police officer loudly asked, while the old man, holding the card, looked even more at a loss of what to do.

”This is not the case.” Charlotte Miller seemed somewhat dissatisfied when speaking to the two police officers.