Chapter 33 The Identity

Jackson knew what he was expected to do. Twirling the key around in a carefree style, he agreed. After he left, Cara looked at Braylee and offered, "Allow me to send you all back." "Thank you. I guess we'll be troubling Mr. Cara then," said Braylee as she accepted the offer and smiled politely. If she were not injured in the first place, she might have rejected his offer. As her feet could no longer walk, she naturally would not make a fool of herself by bringing her two children to hail a cab. Cara carried her up just like he had done just now and headed towards the exit of the restaurant. Meanwhile, the two children walked hand-in-hand behind them. To any by passers, the four of them looked like a real, happy family. As they exited the restaurant, unbeknownst to them, a man with a camera was hiding behind the bushes just outside. Recognizing Cara, and seeing him carrying a woman as well as getting into a car with tw