<h4>Chapter 568: Chapter 568: This is the Last Time</h4>


    "What’s wrong with it?" Scarlett Yates smiled faintly and retorted, "Since we broke up, there’s no need for us to interact anymore unless necessary. It’s no different from being strangers."


    "Is that how you think?" He gritted his teeth and sneered coldly.


    "Isn’t that how the Young Master thinks?" If there’s no hope, then don’t leave any trace of hope.


    Matthew Saxon just sneered coldly at her, not saying anything.


    He opened the car door with a stern face andmanded her, "Get in the car."


    Scarlett Yates remained motionless, "I don’t need you to drive me."


    "You’re not in charge."


    Matthew Saxon got angry, his eyebrows furrowed, his gaze chilled, and he simply lifted her up, throwing her into the car amidst her struggles and curses.


    With a bang, he shut the car door tightly.


    After getting in the car, before Scarlett Yates could sit up, he locked all the doors.


    "Matthew Saxon, let me out," Scarlett Yates, still dizzy from being tossed around, tried to open the door but it wouldn’t budge.


    "This is thest time." Matthew Saxon’s voice suddenly dropped, carrying an indescribable loneliness.


    He stared nkly in a certain direction for a while, and that lonely voice softly resonated again, "Scarlett Yates, this is thest time I’ll drive you back."


    Scarlett Yates’s body stiffened, a part of her felt a stabbing pain.


    Thest time...


    Suddenly, she felt sad.


    Tears seemed unstoppable, instantly filling her eyespletely.


    She turned her head to the side, not wanting him to see her like this, sniffing, trying to suppress her tears.


    "Do you remember the words I said to you in my grandfather’s garden?" Matthew Saxon spoke after a long silence, "Scarlett, remember, no matter what happens in the future, those words won’t change."


    The words he said to her in the Dous Family garden?


    Scarlett Yates no longer wanted to think about what words he had said.


    She just felt very sad, a sadness radiating from within.


    She had fallen for someone she shouldn’t have fallen for.


    She didn’t know when she would be able to forget him, it seemed like a very difficult thing.


    Matthew Saxon seemed as if he wanted to say something more to her.


    But in the end, he said nothing.


    Scarlett Yates didn’t refuse him any further.


    The car was filled with an atmosphere of solitude and mncholy, no one spoke a word on the way, as if they had mutually agreed to maintain silence.


    Nearly an hour’s drive felt very fast for the both of them, as if only a few minutes had passed, and they were already outside the dormitory building of the hospital.


    Scarlett Yates picked up her bag and politely said, "Thank you."


    Thank you?


    Matthew Saxon’s lips curled into a helpless, bitter smile.


    She’s really grown quite distant and formal with him now.


    Seeing her open the car door and about to get out, Matthew Saxon couldn’t help but call her back: "Scarlett, wait."


    "What is it?" Scarlett Yates stopped but didn’t look at him, her voice very aloof.


    "Even though we’ve broken up, if you need help in the future, you cane to me." He paused, then added, "Anytime, anywhere, you can call me. If my phone is sometimes unreachable, you can contact George, my mobile number won’t change."


    Scarlett Yates was silent for about four or five seconds, seeming to nod, and then replied, "Okay."