Chapter 247: Chapter 246: You’ve Caused Trouble
Her words were cold and resolute.
Clearly, for Lu Mian, societal ethics and moral coercion were like insignificant clouds.
“You, you little brat, do you have any idea who we are?” Wang Sao was angry, nearly revealing her identity.
Liang Xueyan grabbed her in time.
Lu Mian, eyes lowered, let out a low laugh with a hint of sarcasm in her voice, nonchalantly said, “If I don’t like someone, even if the president arrives, I won’t let them in. If I like them, I’ll welcome a beggar into the car.”
“You! So arrogant!” Wang Sao was so infuriated her face turned red and her ears flushed.
The cab driver, witnessing this, had already backed out. He had just wanted to help them out when he saw they were in trouble.
But these servants seemed to come from a significant background, and if anything happened during the ride, he wouldn’t be able to clear his name.
“How about I call an ambulance for the two of you?” It wasn’t that he refused to drive, but the passengers were too troublesome, and he didn’t want to invite that trouble.
Wang Sao immediately rejected this suggestion, as going back and forth would take twenty to thirty minutes, and there just wasn’t enough time.
Besides, they needed to leave this place as soon as possible…
Wang Sao gave a glaring look at the front passenger seat as if she still had concerns.
“Wang Sao, don’t worry! The person is just a passenger; I won’t be in danger…” As Liang Xueyan said this, she struggled to sit in the car. The contractions had passed, and she could catch her breath now. She quickly apologized and thanked the driver and Lu Mian in the front.
Lu Mian had her earphones in and didn’t say anything, even if she heard.
“Wang Sao, come on up.”
Wang Sao had no choice but to grimace, bend down to pick up the money off the ground and put it in her pocket, and then get into the car, casting a wary and disgusted glance at Lu Mian in the front.
The cab driver, like a duck being pushed onto a perch, had no choice but to help, so he headed for the nearest hospital. From time to time, he glanced back and found it strange.
The two servants didn’t sound local. Tourists from another place? But it seemed hardly likely for someone heavily pregnant to be out touring.
He just couldn’t figure it out.
Through the rearview mirror, the two servants looked nervous and anxious, extremely urgent.
As for the girl in the front passenger seat, plugged into her earphones and playing games, she was completely at ease.
The passengers he picked up today were somewhat puzzling.
At that moment, the taxi driver still naively believed he had saved people but had no idea the trouble he had gotten into.
Not until the roaring sound of motorcycles from behind, charging recklessly and menacingly, grew louder and set their sights on them. Suddenly, he had a cold shiver, a bad feeling bubbling up.
He glanced at the two servants in the back, and sure enough, they were panicking.
“Madam, they’ve caught up to us! That scoundrel wants to completely annihilate you…”
“…” Liang Xueyan too was pale, the increasingly loud motorcycle noise causing her to abandon any thoughts of resistance, resignedly closing her eyes.
“Baby…” She caressed her swollen belly, tears of pain and determination streaming down her face.
“You… you’ve gotten us into trouble…” the cab driver swallowed hard, his hands shaking on the steering wheel as he pressed the accelerator and sped up.
He could never have imagined that a chase scene like something out of a movie would ever happen to him.
Wang Sao glanced behind them and then at the driver, speaking fiercely.
“Don’t ask too many questions! Your only way out of the trouble following us is to get us safely to the hospital. Otherwise…” She said menacingly: “Everyone in this car, finished!”