And after this matter, Audrey also understood how foolish it was for her to rashly take action to save others.
After all, to Audrey, Elena and Frank weren't ordinary characters. They were the so-called male and female leads in the original book.
Under the premise that the plot was forcefully tampered with, the person who tampered with it would definitely be punished. Audrey's eyes were the best example of that.
Audrey magically discovered that Frank and Elena were still developing according to the plot in the original book.
This incident was a painful experience. Although Audrey did not regret reminding Elena to avoid the falling chandelier, she was indeed unwilling to interfere in Elena's matters in the future.
Indeed, being close to the female lead in the original book would make one unlucky. Audrey, the cannon fodder supporting actress in the original book, was the best example.
Evans said, "So, in this sudden situation, your rationality still triumphed over your usual personal grudges, right? Then, what about in the future? Will you be like this too?"
Evans knew that Audrey was being kind, but from his decades of experience growing up, kindness to his enemies was cruelty to himself.
He naturally didn't want to see Audrey get hurt again, especially for someone she didn't have a good relationship with. It wasn't worth it.
Audrey smiled. "I know what you mean. I'll be more careful in the future. Of course, just as you said just now, kindness to the enemy is cruelty to myself, but in that situation, my instinct was to not let others be harmed. And in the future... I think I'll weigh the pros and cons of saving someone for my own safety."
Evans said, "It's best that you think that way. No matter what, I hope that you can ensure your own safety when you help others in the future."
Audrey nodded.
After a while, Evans left.
Soon, her phone rang on the table. Audrey reached out and touched it. Then, according to her memory, she successfully pressed the answer button. "Ah! Sister!" Anna's exclamation came from the other end of the phone.
Audrey said, "What's wrong?"
Anna sounded like she was about to cry. "Something happened to you? God, what's going on? I just heard at noon that something happened at the charity dinner last night. Are you injured?"
Audrey smiled. "I'm fine. I just suffered a minor injury."
"Minor injury?" Anna shouted again. "God! I've really neglected my duty. I've only just higher to know that you're injured. Which hospital are you in now? I'll visit you immediately."
Audrey sighed. "Darling, I'm really fine. If you really want to help me, help me find out about Elena's current situation."
Anna was a little shocked. "I heard that two people were injured at the banquet.
Could the other one be Elena?"
Audrey's silence further confirmed Anna's guess.
Anna quickly agreed. "Okay, I'll go find out more. I'll call you back later."
Audrey nodded. "Okay."
After hanging up, Audrey felt a little sleepy. She put down her phone and continued sleeping.
It was getting late. The sky outside the window was dyed a bright yellow by the setting sun. Eric sat by the bed and looked at the magnificent sky outside, so he took a few photos excitedly.
It was very quiet in the bed. Audrey had yet to wake up. Eric looked at the bed a few times and vaguely realized that Audrey seemed to be mumbling something softly.
"Fate..." Audrey said.
"What?" Eric, who was taking photos, was stunned. He curiously leaned his ear over, but Audrey didn't say anything, as if the voice just now was just Eric's imagination.
It seemed like the last time at the hotel, Audrey had also whispered in her sleep. Back then, Eric hadn't heard her clearly, but Audrey had given him a
tight slap.
Thinking of the last time he was slapped, Eric's face stiffened and he quickly took a few steps back.
Audrey, who was sleeping, was very tired. She had dreamed of that strange woman again.
This time, the woman did not grab her shoulder excitedly and talk to her loudly. Instead, she looked sad..