The Fake Heiress Turns out to Be a True Tycoon!
Chapter 479: Because He Is a Dad

Chapter 479: Chapter 479: Because He Is a Dad

Such thoughts only flashed through Scarlett Jennings’ mind for a second before she decisively dismissed them.

That Immortal Family had already entered the dream yet deliberately did not reveal their identity to Amber Livingston, so it was even more inappropriate for outsiders like them to get involved.

It’s better to just be a quiet observer.

She was also quite curious about when, without anyone’s reminder, Amber Livingston might realize they had gained a True Immortal.

Attention returned to the Ghost Driver on the other side of the broadcast.

The Ghost Driver, forcibly summoned by Gregory Xander, was initially a bit confused. Hearing about the couple looking for him, the Ghost Driver’s face remained expressionless,

"There’s no need to see me, there’s nothing good to see."

Gregory Xander, hearing this, did not persuade further and was about to arrange a guide to send the person away when Scarlett Jennings promptly spoke up from the broadcast, stating,

"It’s the child you saved; they want to take the child to thank you."

Upon hearing these words, the driver’s once expressionless face seemed to finally show some change. He lifted his eyes and saw Scarlett Jennings in Gregory Xander’s phone, as well as the little boy sitting between the young couple on the other half of the screen.

The Ghost Driver’s eyes seemed to move slightly, accompanied by his Ghost Energy diminishing significantly, revealing a bit of his human appearance.

Scarlett and the others thought he would change his mind and agree, yet he said,

"It’s better if they don’t come."

He said, "I’m a ghost, and interacting with me isn’t good for him. He barely survived... he should live well."

Scarlett Jennings simply said, "We can provide a Talisman Paper here to isolate Shadow Energy, ensuring he won’t absorb any more energy from you."

The Ghost Driver was eventually persuaded.

The show quickly arranged a meeting between both parties, setting the location directly in the venue rented by the program today.

Although the broadcast time already exceeded the original schedule, the audience in the broadcast room all expressed their willingness to wait for the follow-up.

They also hoped to see a complete ending.

Scarlett Jennings thought for a moment, then suddenly said something to the nearby Amber Livingston, who seemed hesitant and, after a while, asked her awkwardly,

"Can I do it?"

Scarlett Jennings glanced at him without wasting words, "Then let’s have Brother Evander Simpson do it."

Upon hearing this, Amber immediately changed stance, "I can do it!"

This was a chance to prove oneself!

The broadcast room, hearing the commotion, wondered what Scarlett Jennings was planning, but soon, they understood.

The traffic police officer soon accompanied the couple and the child over, and the director arranged for an empty room.

Scarlett Jennings drew Talisman Papers to isolate Shadow Energy for each of them to carry.

Soon, Gregory Xander returned with the Ghost Driver.

Upon entering, the Ghost Driver seemed a bit nervous, standing at the door, organizing the Ghost Energy around him,

"In this state, will I really not scare the child?"

The broadcast audience couldn’t hear the Ghost Driver’s words, but unexpectedly, after he finished speaking, Amber suddenly synced subtitles in the broadcast room.

The audience was initially baffled, but soon, someone reacted,

[Oh my, could these be the words of the Ghost Driver?]

[Why is Amber typing the subtitles? Can he actually hear ghost speech?]

[No way? Isn’t he a fake disciple?]

[The girl just instructed him to handle the subtitles, which means he at least can hear, so everyone questioning Amber shouldn’t doubt our girl.]

[So, is Amber for real???]

The broadcast room briefly digressed, but soon, everyone realized the benefits of having ghost subtitles.

Before, watching Gregory Xander and the Ghost Driver converse was like watching him talk to air, with viewers only guessing what the Ghost Driver said from Gregory Xander’s responses.

But now with subtitles, the conversation became instantly clear!

Due to the influence of the program, Scarlett Jennings couldn’t blatantly let the broadcast audience see ghosts; Sophie Harper’s case was due to uncontrollable Ghost Energy influence. Although everyone pretended to acknowledge the existence of ghosts, actions still required restraint.

Since ghosts couldn’t be seen, at least let the audience know what he did.

Once understood, some audience members were moved to tears again.

[This Ghost Driver is just too gentle! Not only did he save the child, now he’s worried his appearance might scare the child.]

[Because he’s a father.]

The comment in the bullet screen quickly hit many people’s emotional spots, and everyone began to blame the state of traffic on North Hill Road, with some even tagging the government traffic department on social media to rectify the congestion issues on these road segments,

not only for congested roads but also for vehicle management issues at some residential intersections due to random parking.

Some communities, due to these obstructive situations, experience emergencies where fire trucks and ambulances cannot enter, sometimes taking over ten minutes just to move the cars.

One must know, in dangerous situations, even a second can decide between life and death.

Online discussions about the Ghost Driver began to raise awareness on road traffic; something the Ghost Driver was powerless about in his time yet, because of a child he saved today, was starting to catch everyone’s attention and actively spreading influence.

Inside the room, the Ghost Driver formally met with the couple and the child.

Before they entered, Scarlett Jennings used Talisman Paper to completely cover his Ghost Energy; now, the Ghost Driver looked just like he did when alive—a somewhat honest middle-aged man.

The child didn’t know the driver who saved him was a ghost; he just heard from his parents that an uncle saved him, and he should properly thank the uncle.

So when he saw the Ghost Driver, he ran straight to him, looking up,

"Uncle, you saved me that day."

The Ghost Driver, looking at the small figure suddenly in front of him, pulled a slightly stiff smile and gently nodded at him, "Yes, yes, I did."

"Thank you, uncle, I’m already fine now."

Listening to the child’s innocent voice, the Ghost Driver’s eyes seemed hot, as if he saw his own child standing safely before him, and he squatted down, his voice a bit hoarse,

"You’re okay, that’s good."

He stared straight at the child before him, his eyes full of longing,

"From now on, be well and grow up well."

"I will, uncle!"

The child said, and suddenly moved to hug him.

The Ghost Driver was startled and instinctively wanted to dodge, but saw Scarlett Jennings suddenly raise a hand, and a Spirit Talisman flew over.

The Ghost Driver’s formerly intangible body seemed to suddenly gain solidity, being firmly embraced by the child.

The couple in the room was equally startled, but soon, the child had already released the Ghost Driver and cheerfully run back to their parents, seeking praise,

"Mom, Dad, I thanked uncle; did I do well?"

The couple, filled with comfort, nodded earnestly,

"Good, you’re the best."

They said, raising their heads to thank the Ghost Driver again, yet found the room empty where the Ghost Driver had just stood.

The spot he had stood was even emptier.

The couple, slightly panicked and bewildered, instinctively looked at Scarlett Jennings and Gregory Xander standing beside them.

Scarlett Jennings said,

"He has already left."