Then she said lightly, “It doesn't matter."

She didn't explain any further.

But what she wanted to say was it didn't matter what he thought about her.

Raegan was already tired of proving herself to Mitchel, so she no longer cared about whatever he thought about her.

Mitchel didn't ask anything more, but his eyes darkened.

"I'll drive you home."

Raegan was about to refuse, but she was interrupted by the ringing of Mitchel's phone.

It was Lauren calling.

Mitchel hesitated for a moment. But in the end, he answered it.

He did not put the phone on speakerphone. But Lauren's cry was so loud that even Raegan could hear it.

"Mitchel, I'm in so much pain. I feel dizzy and uncomfortable."

Mitchel frowned and said coldly, “If you feel uncomfortable, call the doctor to check on you."

Lauren didn't seem to mind the indifference in Mitchel's voice. She cried even harder and said again, "Mitchel, it's really painful. I feel I'm dying."

“Sorry, I have something else to do. Bye." After saying this, Mitchel hung up the phone without waiting for Lauren to say anything more.

Raegan listened to Mitchel's phone conversation expressionlessly. She didn't think that what he said had something to do with her.

Perhaps he really had something urgent to deal with.

When Mitchel turned to Raegan and saw her expressionless face, his eyebrows raised slightly. He didn't like her this way. He would rather see her lose her temper and throw a tantrum.

He took her hand and said gently, "Sit in front."

Raegan nodded, got out of the car, and sat in the passenger seat obediently. She was too tired to have a meaningless fight.

Mitchel was about to move to the driver's seat when his phone rang again. This time, it was Jocelyn.