<b>Chapter </b><b>607 </b>
The traffic police cleared the scene soon after the ident. Eugene had protected Mnie<b>, </b>so she was not injured.
Instead, Eugene and Lee had various scratches on their bodies.
When the driver <b>of </b>the van was arrested, he smelled like alcohol and seemed to have been driving
drunk.
Mnie nced at the back of the <b>car</b>. It was seriously damaged there.
In fact<b>, </b>there was other damage on the <b>side </b>of the car. Lee had made a turn, and there was a divider with nts beside the car. The car happened to bump into the divider.
Mnie had a strange feeling that this might not be an ident.
Then<b>, </b>she looked at the van driver. He was moderately tall and wore casual attire. His facial features looked ordinary.
Before Mnie could take a closer look, the traffic police called her <b>to </b>register her <b>details</b>. Only after dealing with everything did she approach Eugene and <b>Lee</b>.
She was worried. “Let’s go to the hospital first. The talk can wait.”
Eugene’s forehead and temples were wounded, and his knuckles were also bleeding.
Mnie looked at those wounds. Eugene was injured because he had protected her. She could <b>not </b>leave him unattended.
She took a few bandages from her purse and handed them to Eugene<b>. </b>“Put these on first.”
Eugene looked at her. His face was wounded, making him look less oppressive. With his back facing the sun, he looked at Mnie.
Mnie froze and understood Eugene’s gaze.
She knelt on one knee in front of Eugene and lifted her head to look at his wounds.
Her eyes met Eugene’s. His eyshes were long, making his eyes look charming.
Mnie froze and bit <b>her </b>lip as she took some sanitary wet wipes from her bag. She said, “Lower your
head.”
Eugene cooperated and lowered his head. Mnie wiped the dirt around his wounds to clean them before sticking on the bandages.
She was slow and gentle. Her body was tilted toward him<b>, </b>and their distance got closer.
The neroli flower scent on her assailed Eugene’s nostrils. His eyshes fluttered. Before Mnie could finish applying the bandages for him, he pushed Mnie’s hand away.
He said, “We’ll get it done in the hospital<b>.</b>”
Since Eugene said so, Mnie would naturally listen to him. She looked at her phone and wanted to
call Mr. Fuller.
However, she noticed <b>Yvette’s </b>messages, asking her why she had not arrived <b>yet</b>.
Mnie replied to them and heard Lee saying, “<b>I’ve </b>contacted a private hospital<b>. </b>Mr. Scott, Mnie, <b>you </b>two head over there first. I’ll stay back and settle the rest here.”
<b>Lee </b><b>was </b>in the driver’s seat and was also wounded. Mnie wanted him to go to the hospital with Eugene, and she thought of suggesting she stay back and <b>deal </b>with the <b>rest</b>.
Lee knew what was on her mind and exined, “This car belongs to the Oskon City branch. The insurance procedure is a littleplicated. I called the branch’s secretary<b>, </b>and he said <b>he’ll </b>be here to help me with this in a while.”
Mnie nodded and did as <b>Lee </b>told.
Eugene’s wounds looked severe, but they were <b>just </b>some surface injuries. The car crash did not injure his bones, and only some ointment was prescribed for him.
Mnie took the prescription, feeling relieved. If something happened to Eugene<b>, </b><b>it </b>would be
troublesome.