The driver, seeing her genuine apology, didn't hold it against her too much. Elly Campbell handed him a piece of paper with her cell phone number written on it. "I'm really sorry. I'm in a hurry to get my son to school. Call me when the car is fixed, and I'll make sure to compensate you at market value."
The chauffeur glanced at the number, then back at her, his expression hesitant. Elly noticed the uncertainty in his eyes.
"I'm a doctor at First Hospital, my name is Elly Campbell. If you can't reach me by phone, feel free to come to the hospital and ask for me."
The driver, believing the sincerity in her face, felt reassured she wouldn't deceive him. After silently noting down her license plate number, he finally spoke. "Alright, our boss is in a hurry too, so let's not waste any more time."
"Thank you for your understanding."
Elly Campbell thanked the chauffeur and quickly turned to walk back to her car.
