Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 207

Violet was about to explain when someone came here hurriedly.

"Miss Elliott, I'm Mr. Brooklyn's assistant. Where's Mr. Brooklyn?"

Violet gave him a slight nod, "He just had his stomach pumped. The doctor said he's fine and now in the observation room ."

When she brought Brooklyn to the hospital, he still had a glimmer of clarity.

After giving her the assistant's number, he passed out again.

"Thank you Miss Elliott for sending Mr. Brooklyn to the hospital."

The assistant smiled gratefully and nodded slightly with Louis again.

"It's okay, so I'll leave this place to you. We'll leave first."

Violet did the good thing and didn't plan to stay much longer.

"Okay, Miss Elliott, Mr. Johnson, you two take care."

The assistant watched the two leave and then went to the observation room.

Outside.

Louis glanced at Violet, "How did you manage to save Brooklyn's life? Do you know who he is?"

"He got drunk and passed out in front of me so I brought him to the hospital. Who is he?" Violet asked.

"He's the second son of the Scott family, Marcus' half-brother." Louis returned.

So he was the second son of Scott family?

No wonder she thought she had heard the name “Brooklyn” somewhere.

It dawned on Violet.

She sighed for a moment when she thought of the way Marcus had just taunted Brooklyn to the hilt.

She heard that Brooklyn was taken into the Scott family at the age of ten.

He was the Scott family's illegitimate son. In the Scott family, this man should always be bullied by Marcus.

"What's that look on your face? Are you thinking about Brooklyn?"

The man's unpleasant voice came to her ears. Violet looked back and saw his cool and black eyes.

Violet lost her smile, "No, just sorting out some relationships."

"There's nothing to care about. Just remember that the Scott family and the Johnson family are deadly rivals . Stay away from the Scotts in the future."

Louis said in a deep voice and came to the car.

The two families were bitter rivals, so what did it matter to her?