Chapter 52

Lillian's perspective.

Seeing that I was in such a rush, he did not stop the car but taunted, "What, are you going to frolic with those feral kids again?"

"Ismail! Watch your mouth!" I retorted, my courage fueled by outrage. "For the last time, they're not feral kids. They're just poor kids abandoned by their parents. They are either lacking in a limb or physically sick. To put it bluntly, they're just like you, a child born with an illness. It's just that they're not as lucky as you to be born into a rich family, to be spoiled and loved by so many people."

I couldn't go on. I touched the tears on my face and shouted at him, "Stop the car! I want you to stop the car right this minute!"

His expression changed slightly as he continued to press his foot against the accelerator.

Seeing that he didn't intend to stop the car, I didn't care whether it was dangerous or not. I grabbed his arm and shook it hard, crying out, "Didn't you hear it? Rainy is on the verge of dying! He just wanted to