The Invisible Rich Man's
Chapter 333
Gerald really didn't care about Zack's methods in dealing with this matter.
He was resting early that night.
Despite the heavy rain when he woke up, Gerald still rushed to school. After all, her homework review is also important.
As usual, his driver dropped him off at the school gate and Gerald walked into the school with an umbrella in hand.
Suddenly, Gerald heard a loud scream.
When he turned to look at the source of the voice, he saw a girl dressed in white who seemed to have sprained her ankle. He held an umbrella in one hand while the other held his ankle. Gerald concluded that she must have sprained her ankle when she opened her umbrella.
Since he could barely walk properly at the time, it seemed like his entirety was very severe.
Gerald found himself walking towards her under her umbrella. "Are you okay?"
"That hurts!" the girl shouted while raising her head to look at him. His eyes are all glazed.
Gerald was a little surprised when he saw his face. "That's you?"
The girl showed a clear shock on her face as well.
This isn't just anyone. She was the kind-hearted girl who previously sat next to Gerald when she was studying in the library some time ago.
The memory of the incident put Gerald to shame.
He was not only nosebleed at the time, but he was also sneezing. What a shame to remember!
It was unexpected, to say the least, for her to meet him today while returning to school this early!
“Yes, it's been a while. I originally planned to hail a taxi to get out and pick up some materials. Thinking back, maybe I walked too hastily!” said the girl as her cheeks blushed a little red. It was a clear sign that he remembered what had previously happened in the library.
“With heavy rain like this, it would be best if you delay that plan for now. I'll help you get to the hospital, ”gerald replied.
He did not forget the fact that he had given her a tissue during her humiliating agony back then.
Although they were still quite foreign at this moment, he still felt obliged to help her.
After all, the girl was someone kind and pretty to boot.
If he ignored and let it go, his guilt would definitely return to bite later.
Although he hesitated at first, he finally nodded. The pain was too much for him.
Even with Gerald's help, he still had trouble walking.
She held her umbrella as they walked towards the hospital.
Gerald could only slightly blush as his nose caught the scent of his body.
However, he already had Mila so why was he still overthinking the situation?
Gerald shook his head slightly to clear his mind before starting to walk faster.
Beep, beep!
A Mercedes Benz G500 honks as it passes by Gerald and the girl.
“Hei is beautiful! It's raining so why don't you just get in my car? I'll take you wherever you go!”
The shout came from a well-dressed teenager who lowered the windshield of the car.
Gerald couldn't help but stop when he heard the teenager's words.
In his mind, Gerald knew that all beautiful girls love luxury cars.
However, he barely even looked towards the driver.
Instead, he pinched Gerald's shoulder lightly. “Do not stop here! I'm dying of pain!”
"Oh! Right!"
Gerald nodded before starting to rush over again. It seemed that this girl was different from the others she had met before.
“Damn it! If I knew he would be here, I would have come a little earlier! This is so embarrassing! That girl is so pretty!”
The boy sighed loudly before slamming his hands into the wheel as he watched Gerald slowly walk away with the beauty still clinging to his back.
Fortunately, the hospital is not too far away. As soon as they arrived, a doctor immediately came to inspect his wound.
Knowing that she would be treated by a doctor, Gerald turned to leave.
"Wait on! Whatis yourname? Mine is Giya,” the girl shouted towards her back.
“Gerald mine!”
"I understand! Thank you so much for today. You have saved me from a world of pain. I don't know how I got back with that sprained ankle! Also, I noticed that you were holding a book. Do you go to the library to study? ”
“Actually, it is,” replied Gerald while nodding.