THE BILLIONAIRE'S CLUMSY NURSE

CHAPTER THIRTY TWO

EDITH FINCH'S POV

I walked outside, and my driver was already waiting for me.

The moment he saw me, he stepped forward and opened the car door.

"Thank you."

I entered the car, and he closed the door behind me before getting into the driver's seat.

A few seconds later, we drove off.

My first stop was the biggest luxury car company in New York.

I had already decided that I wanted something elegant and powerful, so I was looking forward to seeing what they had available.

When we arrived, my driver pulled up in front of the showroom.

I stepped out of the car and walked inside.

The place was huge.

Luxury cars were displayed everywhere, each one looking more expensive than the last.

I was looking around when suddenly, I noticed someone familiar.

I stopped walking.

"Where have I seen that face before?"

I stared at her for a few seconds.

Then it hit me.

"Oh."

I remembered.

I had seen her at the Sterling Medical anniversary celebration.

She was the woman who had been talking to Maxwell.

My eyes narrowed slightly.

"Well, well..."

What was she doing here?

I watched her from a distance, curious about what had brought her to the same car dealership.

AMELIA'S POV

I finally arrived at the car company.

My heart was practically dancing with excitement.

I couldn't believe I was actually here.

I had saved for so long, and now I was finally going to buy my own car.

I approached one of the salespeople.

"Good morning," I greeted him.

"Good morning, ma'am. How can I help you?"

"I'm looking for a car. Something beautiful, comfortable, and reliable."

He smiled.

"Of course. We have several options that might interest you."

He started showing me around the showroom.

I followed him while looking at the different cars.

"Wow," I whispered.

Everything looked so beautiful.

I was so distracted by the cars that I completely forgot to watch where I was going.

Suddenly—

BAM!

"Ouch!"

I had walked straight into something.

Or rather, someone.

I looked up.

It wasn't a wall.

It was a person!

"Oh my God!"

I stumbled backward, losing my balance.

I was about to hit the floor when a strong pair of arms quickly caught me.

I froze.

For a moment, I couldn't move.

I slowly looked up at the person who had caught me.

Our eyes met.

My heart skipped a beat.

"Oh..."

I didn't know what to say.

The stranger was staring down at me.

And judging from the look on his face, he was just as surprised as I was.

"I'm so sorry," I quickly said.

He didn't let go of me immediately.

Instead, he looked at me carefully before finally helping me regain my balance.

"Are you okay?" he asked.

I nodded quickly.

"Yes. I'm fine."

I glanced at the spot where I had bumped into him.

Then I looked at him again.

"Although I'm starting to think I should stop walking altogether."

The salesperson covered a laugh.

I gave him an embarrassed look.

This was supposed to be my exciting car-buying day.

How had I already managed to embarrass myself?

Little did I know that my clumsiness had just brought me face-to-face with someone who would become very important in my life.