"Well, look who decided to show up," I said, tilting my chin up. "I almost thought you ran away with my car, considering you were completely nowhere to be found two days ago after school."
The man’s face completely dropped, and
he looked incredibly guilty and stressed. "I am so sorry, Miss Trixie. Please forgive me. My wife... she went into labor suddenly two days ago, and there were some horrible complications at the hospital. I didn't think straight, I just rushed to her side. I should have called."
My defensive wall instantly took a hit. I cleared my throat, the arrogance melting out of my voice as a wave of genuine worry replaced it. "Oh... a baby? How... how is your wife doing now? Is she okay?"
The chauffeur’s eyes filled with immense gratitude. "Yes, Miss Trixie. Thank you so m
