Little Brown Benefit novel Chapter 27

"Okay. Don't have too much fun without me." I told them.

After they had their breakfast, and I told him the doctor who'll be available, they left.

Christian's POV

"Want to listen to some music?" I asked Judy as we drove to the doctor's office.

"Alvin and The Chipmunks." She replied.

I laughed and commanded my car to play those sound tracks. Judy sang along to the chipmunk's version for Bruno Mars 'Uptown Funk'.

"This is my favourite part." She said. And started singing. "Girls hit your hallelujah (ooh)

Girls hit your hallelujah (ooh)

Girls hit your hallelujah (ooh)

'Cause uptown funk gon' give it to you.

'Cause uptown funk gon' give it to you.

'Cause uptown funk gon' give it to you.

Saturday night and we in the spot.

Don't believe me just watch (Come on)."

She was moving her fingers as if she was playing a guitar. I chuckled again as I drove onwards.

After the doctor's appointment and Judy got her medicines, I took her to get a bite to eat then head back to the house, but on the way there, I noticed my Range Rover was following.

I pulled to the side of the road and looked in the mirror. Audrey stopped right behind me. I locked the doors to my car and made a U turn.

I wasn't about to drive to the house with her on my tail. I heard the screeching of racing tyres and Audrey rammed the Range Rover into the back of my car.

"AUDREY STOP! THERE'S A CHILD IN THE BACK SEAT! What the hell are you doing!" I yelled.

Judy started crying and screaming as another hit was delivered. I saw Judy's body leaped forward but the seat belt kept her in place afterwards.

I speed on, trying to escape.

"Laura, call 911." I spoke to my car system.

"Calling 911." She responded.

Another hit was delivered to my Mercedes Benz.

"911, what's your emergency?" The operator asked.

"I need the police. My ex fiancée is trying... She's trying to run me off the road."

"What's your location?"

"We're on..."

The hardest hit came. My car collided with a street pole. All I heard were the final sound of Judy screaming and the breaking of my windshield before my head hit the steering wheel and everything went dark.

Sacha's POV

I simultaneously glanced at the clock again and tried Christian's number for the thousandth time.

It wasn't like him to ignore my calls when he was out with my little sister.

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