"I know, but no matter what, she's still my sister. Let her go home first!"
"Hazel, you can't always be so soft–hearted." Chase sounded disappointed.
"She can run, but she can't hide. If this matter is related to her, you can always settle the score with her at a later date." Hazel refused to be labeled a pushover.
If Lyra was truly involved in the case, she would not let her off so easily.
Chase did not say anything for a long while.
Finally, he agreed. "Alright, then. I'll call the driver later and ask him to send Lyra back home!"
"Alright!
"I'll hang up first!"
Hazel hung up the phone and glanced at Chris in disgust.
"Alright, Chase said he would get the driver to send her back later. Go home and wait for her!"
When Chris heard this, the tension in his temples disappeared instantly. "See, I knew it would definitely work! Well, take care of yourself. I'm going home first."
