It was not Mrs. Lewis who had rear-ended the car in front of hers, but Duncan who hit a lorry from behind. Although the vehicle behind Duncan slammed on the brakes, it still rear-ended Duncan’s car. Mrs. Lewis was not involved in the collision as she stepped on the brakes in time.

After parking her car, Mrs. Lewis immediately unfastened her seat belt and opened the door to get out.

Mr. Lewis had not registered what transpired. He had been trying to persuade his wife to stop chasing after their son.

“Honey.”

“Duncan’s car rear-ended another vehicle.”

Mrs. Lewis dropped the bomb on her husband and ran forward.

She passed the sedan in front of her. That car collided with Duncan’s car, and its bumper was damaged. The person in the car was motionless, probably due to shock.

The condition of Duncan’s car was far worse.

Almost the entire hood of his car was buried under the lorry due to the collision, and only the trunk was left visible from the outside. Duncan was hurt and unco