Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 6

Chapter 6 Abandoning Herself

Cora called the manager over and asked for a first aid kit. Then, she took Byron's hand and began to deal with it.

Harry tried saying hi to Cora but she was fully focused on Byron's wound. This was her natural instinct as a doctor.

Although Byron ignored Cora, he didn't stop her from treating his wound.

"The wound looks a little deep. Try not to touch any water in the next two days."

Cora carefully dressed Byron's wound and did not forget to remind him.

She thought that Byron would ignore her as before. After saying that, she got up to leave.

Unexpectedly, Byron suddenly asked, "Do you know how to drive?"

Cora was stunned momentarily before she realized Byron was talking to her.

"Yes, but..."

Cora mostly took the subway to get around the city, she rarely drove.

But before she could finish, Byron handed over the car key and said, "Drive me home."

Cora wanted to refuse, but when she saw the gauze wrapped around his hand, she realized that it's not convenient for him to drive.

He also helped her three times in one day, best to return a little favor.

In the end, Cora took the car key.

Harry watched the two of them leave, muttering to himself, "I guess there really is going to be a next time…"

...

Cora's never driven a four hundred thousand dollar car before. Heck, she's never driven anything other than a toyota.

But it's all the same right? Just brakes and gas pedal. Cora thought.

However, as soon as she drove through an intersection, Byron, who had been casually sitting in the passenger seat just now, suddenly looked serious.

Cora mistook the accelerator for the brake and ran a red light.

She almost bumped into a car crossing the road, causing traffic jams.

"How did you pass your driver's test?"

"It's been awhile!" Cora said after taking a deep breath.

The sound of other cars honking their horns filled the air. Cora began to feel embarrassed and turned to look at Byron.

Byron looked back at her. Cora didn't know if it was because of the light, but she felt that Byron's gaze was much more profound than before.

"Don't you live a block away? Go to your place then."