The Queen's Back

Chapter 257.

Maxwell was about to refuse when a young mother appeared with a beautiful little boy.

Maxwell had an impression of this little boy, whom he saw at the scene of the car accident. At that critical moment, Mona had pushed him over and saved the boy's life. "Sir, where's Mona? I'm here to see her," the little boy spoke in a childish voice.

His words were unclear as he looked at Maxwell with his grape-like eyes.

"Mr. Carter, hello, I'm Sarah Davis. Is Mrs. Carter awake? Thank you for saving my son's life. Can I bring my son to see her?" Sarah said carefully.

Looking at the man in front of her, Sarah found him very unapproachable.

It was very different from the person who cleared Mona's

name on Twitter.

What Sarah did not know was that Maxwell would only act like that in front of Mona. When facing others, he was cold.

Just as Maxwell was about to reject, his leg was hugged by the little boy, who said, "Sir, I want to see Mona. She must miss me too. Can you bring me to her?"

For some reason, perhaps it was because the little boy reminded him of Sweet Berry, Maxwell surprisingly nodded

Maxwell quietly opened the door of the ward. From this angle, he could see Mona lying on the bed.

Not only did the car accident take away Sweet Berry's life, but it also seemed to have taken away Mona's vitality and her yearning for life.

Maxwell knew that this was only temporary. Mona could not accept the fact that she lost her baby, but Maxwell hoped that Mona could recover quickly. He did not want to see her sad.

The door only opened a crack, and the little boy quickly squeezed in. Maxwell frowned and wanted to open the door to follow him, but Sarah boldly pulled him and shushed him. "Trust my son. He's very good at cheering people up," said Sarah

Maxwell watched as the boy walked to Mona's bed in quick and short steps. He reached out to pull Mona's hand. Maxwell did not hear what the boy said, but Mona gave a faint smile. Maxwell quietly closed the door and left.

Sarah said, "Well, Mr. Carter, I'll leave my son here for a while. My husband is waiting for me outside. I'll pick my son up in about an hour. Please!" Sarah then quickly left the ward.

She knew Mona had been in a car accident. Coupled with the fact that she was rumored to be pregnant, Sarah figured out Mona's current situation.

It was Mona who saved his son. Sarah wanted to do her best to cheer Mona up.

After all, Mona was very young. There was a lot of fun in her life in the future.

After Sarah left, Maxwell asked the bodyguard beside him for a cigarette and lit it.

Maxwell stood in front of the window and looked at the crowded hospital below. For the first time, he smoked a cigarette.

He knew Mona did nor hike the smell of cigarettes. He had not smoked for a long time, even in a difficult time like last night. But at this moment, when he sa