"Alright. Come on, let's go home." Felix stripped off his trench coat and draped it over Jasmine's head, shielding her from the world as he guided her outside.
Yates chased after them. "Jasmine!"
Felix shoved Yates hard in the shoulder.
Yates stumbled backward, losing his footing and crashing to the floor. He called out desperately again, "Jasmine!"
But Jasmine and Felix had already vanished into the night.
The driver had pulled the car right up to the emergency room doors.
The two quickly got in and drove off.
Felix handed her the entire box of tissues from the console.
After drying her tears, blowing her nose, and steadying her breathing, she whispered, "Sorry you had to see that."
She added, "That was my ex-fiancé."
"I gathered," Felix replied. "You have terrible taste."
"Cassidy's husband might be a piece of work, but at least he's got a face worth looking at."
"But this guy? Put on a pair of heels and you're taller than him. What did you even see in him?"
Felix was the kind of person who didn't know the meaning of comfort; he just kept twisting the knife.
Jasmine fell silent for a moment before answering, "We grew up together."
"Growing up together doesn't mean you shouldn't have standards!" Felix said in all seriousness. "If that's the bar, I should have picked out a wife in kindergarten."
Jasmine was speechless.
The depressing atmosphere lifted slightly.
She changed the subject. "Don't mention what happened just now to Cassidy or Nora. We had such a good time today, I don't want to ruin their mood."
Felix agreed.
They thought it was just a minor hiccup.
But unexpectedly, after they left, Yates tracked down a friend who worked at the hospital and pulled the security footage from the ER entrance. He grabbed a screenshot of Felix, intending to have him investigated.
His friend recognized Felix instantly.
"Isn't that the guy blowing up online recently? The short-video guy?"
He watched every single video on Felix's account.
He noticed that Jasmine's first appearance perfectly aligned with the day she ran away.
That meant the moment she left, she became an internet personality. She had another man by her side, and she had an income.
No wonder she hadn't come home in three months.
She really didn't plan on coming back.
A sudden wave of panic crashed over Yates.
That was unacceptable.
How were they supposed to fix all the problems at home?
In his desperation, Yates rushed to the Evergreen Wellness Center overnight to find Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
He told them everything about her internet fame.
"My friend says this account is huge with the younger crowd right now. A single sponsorship could pull in hundreds of thousands of dollars. If they start selling products, they could rake in millions."

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Will u upload more chapter of it...