The motorcyclist, whose helmet fell off, was one of the two men from Sage''s past life who used her


    of being the mastermind in the arson targeting Ivy. He and another man framed her in the police


    station, iming that she had paid them to carry out the arson.


    She recalled getting embroiled in a long argument with the two men, which was why they left quite an


    impression on her. Never had she imagined that they''d attempt to run over Donald in Colville.


    Therefore, she spected that Donald''s injury in the past life was premeditated instead of an ident.


    “Ivy, is this how much you hate me?" She clutched her fist until it physically hurt.


    Not only did Ivy try to lock Sage up in a mental institution, but she also wanted to put Donald in harm''s


    way!


    In Sage''s past life, Benjamin would have fallen for Ivy by this time. Back then, Sage remembered


    checking out Ivy''s Instagram and finding out that the two worked together daily, even having dinners


    and watching movies. They were almost like a couple.


    At the same time,n disliked Sage to the point that he didn''t want to look at her or talk to her. If so,


    why did Ivy still insist on hurting Donald in her past life?


    Henry had to harm La because he wanted to ruin the Joyners'' family business. But Sage, for the life


    of her, could not figure out the reason Ivy wanted to harm Donald.


    Donald had neither interfered in Sage''s rtionship nor was involved inpany matters. It seemed


    that Ivy was just adamant about making things difficult for people around Sage!


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    The thought gave Sage goosebumps. She could have patiently dealt with the problem if it didn''t involve


    Donald, but she could not now sit back and watch if Donald was affected. She had the urge to hurry


    back to Haldon City and tear Ivy into pieces.


    “Youngdy, we''ve arrived," said the driver, which jolted Sage out of her angry thoughts.


    She inhaled deeply to regain herposure before getting out of the car. Zachary had been waiting for


    her on the first floor of the ward. He asked, "Sage, why are you looking for me?"


    “I didn''t take up too much of your time, did 1?" she wondered apologetically.


    He replied warmly, "It''s fine. Grandpa''s asleep. The nurse is looking after him, so you didn''t hold me up


    in any way. Did you run into an emergency?"


    She filled him in on the details of the motorcycle incident just now. She opined, "It looked like an


    ident, but it worried me. Could you get me the surveince footage of that street? I''d like to take a


    closer look at the man''s face."


    Not only did she want to take a good look at the culprit''s face, but she also nned to get her hands on


    the footage so she could investigate the background of the man when she got back to Haldon City in


    the hope of getting dirt on Ivy.


    Zachary was astonished to learn about the ident. "How did you and Donald run into such an


    unfortunate event? Did you make a police report?”


    She shook her head. "I didn''t have the time to. Since I had no idea who they were, I decided to quickly


    get Grandpa back to the hotel in case they came back for us again.”


    After some thought, he suggested going with her to the police station to lodge a report and get the


    police to share the surveince footage for better investigation.


    She thought it was a good idea. It''d be great if the police could find out any information on the two


    culprits. "Sure. Let''s do this." She nodded. Zachary apanied Sage to the street where the incident


    happened. The police arrived at the same time and obtained the surveince footage of the area.


    In the first footage, the first motorcyclist''s face was obscured by the helmet. It captured a blurry side


    profile of the second motorcyclist. Sage checked out the footage and requested the police to get some


    surveince footage from some nearby shops.


    s, none of the footage was helpful—the culprits were either too distant or the view was obstructed.


    In the end, she failed to find a clear picture of the culprit''s face.


    The police looked into the motorcycle''s license te but did not manage to extract any useful


    information from it. Feeling disappointed, Sage confirmed that the "ident" was an orchestrated


    event. She saved the relevant surveince footage.