Sadie immediately recognized the emblem on the car. It was the Potter's convoy.
She couldn't help but feel excited. 'Are they here for me? Could it be that Ronan never betrayed me? Was he forced to call off our engagement? Is he here to pick me up after he knew I was coming back?'
"Miss Roth, is Mr. Potter here to pick us up?"
Brenda was about to step forward in excitement when two bodyguards rudely pushed them aside.
Amid the crowd, a familiar face approached gracefully.
Sadie looked at her face and couldn't help but be stunned—it was Leah!
Exuding an air of nobility and elegance, Leah was dressed in designer clothes. Her facial features were more refined than they were four years ago.
Leah was also holding a boy's hand, who was about the same age as Sadie's three babies.
The bodyguards warmly greeted, "Mrs. Potter, Mr. Potter, please!"
Leah covered her nose with a handkerchief, her face full of disgust. "I will never travel on a commercial airline again. It's dirty and full of lower-class people."
"Sure, sure! If it weren't for the weather, Mr. Potter wouldn't have allowed you and Mr. Potter to suffer..."
Under the protection of the bodyguards, Leah led the little boy into the luxury car, both proud and oblivious to the people around them. Thus, certainly, they didn't notice Sadie in the crowd.
"How could it be?" Brenda was astonished upon recognizing Leah. "Was that Ms. White just now? Did she marry Mr. Potter?"
"Perhaps, yes..."
As Sadie watched the Potter convoy depart, tears welled up in her eyes. Ronan had promised her that he would only marry her in this lifetime. But now, it seemed he had married Leah, and they even had a child.
"Mommy, what happened?" the children asked, surrounding Sadie with concern.
"Mommy's fine." Sadie wiped the corner of her eyes, squatting down to embrace the three kids.
"Don't be sad, Mommy. When I make money, I'll buy you a luxury car, so you won't have to suffer so much anymore."
Noah thought Sadie was upset because someone had bullied her.
"Mommy, who bullied you? I'll beat them up." Nathan waved his little fists, his small face filled with anger.
Mia gently rubbed Sadie's face with her tender pink face and comforted her with her sweet voice. "Please don't cry, Mommy!"
"There, there. Please don't cry!"
From Mia's pocket, a fluffy green head suddenly poked out. It was a parrot with big, round eyes, looking around curiously.
"Mommy's not crying." Sadie took a deep breath and smiled. "Let's go to our new home!"
"Yeah, let's go home!"
Sadie kissed the three children, gathered her belongings again, and took them to hail a taxi.
The former Sadie was a pampered heiress in a prestigious family, always accompanied by luxury cars with servants all around.
But now, she could only queue up for a taxi, with Brenda and the three children, carrying all her luggage.
A taxi couldn't contain all five of them, so Sadie had to separate from Brenda and take a different taxi.
As dark clouds filled the sky, signaling an impending storm, the taxi driver nervously sped ahead. Suddenly, with a loud bang, the taxi collided with a Rolls-Royce at the intersection!
The driver's face turned pale with fear as he got out of the car, trembling.
Sadie sat in the front passenger seat, frowning as she looked outside.
This car was a limited-edition Rolls-Royce Phantom, one of the seven of its kind. Even a scratch on the paint would be enough to bankrupt this taxi driver!