Madam Escaped Again Sir novel Chapter 1294

Clearly, Toby was set on ruining the Lore Family.

Harry went up to Toby anxiously. "Toby, you can't do this! You are going to push me—your mentor—to the brink! Aren't you afraid of gossip?" Eyes bulging, he confronted Toby loudly.

Toby, on the other hand, was calm as usual. "Why should I be afraid? If I had a fair and upright mentor who did not wrong his student, perhaps I would actually worry about people's judgment of my actions. But sir, are you being fair and upright in the first place?"

Harry's eyes wavered, and he stumbled backward out of shock.

Toby scorned, "You did not display any qualities of a mentor. Not only that, you manipulated the relationship between your student and his partner. You allowed your grandchild to bully your student's partner, without so much as an apology afterward. Are you still hoping that I will spare you after all those?"

Knowing well that this would spell the end to the Lore Family's fortunes and realizing the impossibility of wooing Toby, Harry fainted and fell on his back in a fit of anger.

A frightened Lynette screamed at the sight, "Grandpa!"

Her scream made Toby stop to check on them. When he saw Harry on the floor, he hesitated momentarily before deciding against helping his ex-teacher. Instead, he asked the bodyguard at the door to send Harry to the hospital.

No matter what, he would never let Harry die at this point in time. Otherwise, things might get complicated.

Once Harry was lifted into the ambulance, Lynette, his only family member at the scene, followed him into the vehicle. Before that, she paused to glare at Toby with fury and resentment. "Toby, I won't forgive you if anything happens to my grandpa."

Then, she climbed into the ambulance with a heartbroken look.

Toby stood watching the ambulance speeding away without any change in his expression. Tom, who was standing behind him, rolled his eyes. "Oh, isn't she hilarious? All that talk about her forgiveness, when the reality is that you don't even care about her."

For Toby, Lynette was a nobody, and he would not spare a thought for her. Lynette could only be best described as having an inflated sense of self-importance. She overestimated her importance to him.

"Alright. Let's go," Toby said and went into the hotel with Tom behind him.

When they arrived at the basement parking lot, Tom unlocked a car with a button on his key, and the headlights of a nearby Maybach flashed.

A drowsy Sonia, who had been waiting in the car, perked up when she heard the sound and checked the window. She smiled at the sight of the two tall figures walking toward her.

However, just when she opened the car door, a large and pale hand immediately pushed against the door to stop her. She blinked in confusion. "What's the matter?"

Toby bent over and looked at her via the tiny opening. "Don't get out of the car. It's cold outside. Stay there. I'll join you soon."

He wanted to shut the car door, but she stopped him. "Wait!"