Ashton Bailey Car Accident Novels & Stories

" Hearing Ashley's words, Anastasia now understood that she was behind the accident, and she understood how the driver died. Realizing this, her past wounds opened again."You are an animal, Arthur. How could you take her side when she tries to kill an innocent kid?" Anastasia clenched her hands in anger and asked, "Do you think your boyfriend can save you? I know you were behind this accident and you and your boyfriend killed that driver to cover it up. But no matter how hard you try, I will never let you cover this up. I will prove it in front of everyone that you were behind it. Just wait and watch "

He sounded like a soldier again, and my body went numb at the change in his tone. The accident was bad news, but he sounded like he was about to tell me someone died. “Bailee. Is she okay?” “Yes, the vehicle flipped onto the driver's side, but the paramedics pried her out, and she was stable when they brought her to the hospital,” Keller assured me and my stomach twisted at the image of them having to use the jaws of life to free her from her car. Thank God for Ben’s Range Rover because if she had been in a smaller car, she could have been seriously injured.

Because she created a path herself and used Alanti’s skills to know the terrain in advance even when cloaked with darkness, the path was rougher and harder. She had long been dizzied from being tossed as she drove in average speed. Afraid that the car would be overturned, Ashley was careful. But it was of no use. A fairly big pit made her lose control for a split second. In this split moment, many things happened which were detrimental for Ashley. The car’s battery was broken while the car’s frontal wheels were stuck in the pit. She could not go on anymore! “What’s wrong? What happened?” Alanti heard the commotion since it was loud enough and Ashley cursed repeatedly. “Did the car break? Wha

"All you ever want is to be with your work and not family" "I am sorry Bailey." I said. "Well, our son got involved in an accident. Come to Storm Hospital." She said and hung up the phone. Quuckly, I turned on the ignition of the car and drove away. *** On arrival at the hospital, there were several nurses on duty and one of them directed me to the hall where I met Bailey crying on a sit. "Babe, what happened."