Chapter 75
Her ankle hurt, likely twisted in the fall.
Seeing Johnny’s concern, Adele felt a warmth in her heart, but also a pang of sadness.
She noticed the looks from the others around her.
She knew they probably thought she had deliberately thrown herself into Franklin’s arms.
Even now that she had injured herself, they probably thought she deserved it.
As for Franklin…
He hadn’t even bothered to steady her, let alone ask if she was okay when she fell.
The only one truly concerned for her was Johnny.
“Should I take a look at it for you?”
“No need…”
There were so many people around…
Johnny ignored her refusal. Without a second thought, he picked her up and carried her away from the crowd, setting her down and removing her high heels.
He gently lifted her leg, noticing that her ankle was indeed swollen. He instructed the waiter to call for a doctor and to buy her a pair of flats.
Seeing how Johnny was so unreserved in caring for Adele, many people around them were taken aback. Some were even surprised.
At that moment, many began to reconsider their previous assumptions. Maybe Adele hadn’t been deliberately throwing herself into Franklin’s arms after all.
In fact, it seemed like Adele and Johnny had quite a good relationship.
Julia bit her lip and looked away, then her gaze shifted toward Franklin.
Franklin noticed the closeness between Adele and Johnny, but he continued chatting casually with the others, seemingly indifferent to their
interaction.
Seeing his lack of reaction to their intimate exchange, Julia’s lips, which had been pursed, relaxed into a smile.
She resumed chatting with others, no longer paying attention to Adele and the situation.
Not long after, the backup doctor from the restaurant arrived. After examining Adele, the doctor prescribed some ointment for her injury. Once the doctor left, Johnny began applying the medicine.
Adele wanted to do it herself, but Johnny shot her a look, so she raised her hands in surrender and let him take over.
After applying the ointment, Johnny waited a moment before a waiter returned with a pair of flat shoes. Adele tried them on and said, “It’s fine, I can
walk.”
“That’s good,” Johnny replied.
However, her foot was still injured, and it would be inconvenient for her to visit the exhibition hall. Johnny suggested she skip it fo had already asked someone to take photos of the exhibits for her. She could review the video online later.
Though a bit regrettable, there was nothing else to be done. Johnny informed the others and then took Adele home.
After they left, the others began to disperse as well.
After sending Adele home, Johnny had to attend to some other matters, so he left shortly after.
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Adele, exhausted from the day, was also ready to rest sim plamed us that with Johnny later, book the home make the l
She placed her phone to the side and was about to sleep when it rang
She picked it up and saw an unfamiliar number.
After a brief hesitation, she answered, “Hello, may I ask whm this is?
n’s Harry Becket.”
Adele froze for a moment before sitting up on the bed. “Mr. Becker?”
Honestly, she had been so busy today that she had almost forgotten about the incident this morning. If Harry hadn’t called, she might not have remembered it.
“I’ve had someone take care of your car. You can come pick it up later.” Before Adele could speak, Harry continued. “If it’s inconvenient, I can love someone drive it back for you.”
Adele instinctively refused, “No need to trouble yourself. I’ll come pick it up.”
She turned down the offer without hesitation. There was a brief silence on the other end.
“Mr. Becker?”
“Alright, I’ll send you the contact information for the repair shop in a moment.”
“Thank you.”
Harry hung up without saying more.
Given her current injury, Adele knew she couldn’t pick up the car herself. After a moment’s thought, she decided to ask Johnny for help.
Johnny agreed to drive it back for her once he finished his tasks.
That evening, after ordering takeout, Adele had just finished eating when she received a call from Isabella, asking when she would be home.
Adele replied directly, “I sprained my foot and can’t walk well. I’m resting outside, so I won’t be going home. You should rest early.”
Isabella was immediately concerned, “What? Mom, your foot is injured? Is it serious? Does it hurt?”
“It hurts, but it’s not severe. It’ll get better in a few days.”
“Alright, then.”
