Chapter 44: You're not Mary Wickes, who are you?

Help them; what can she do to help them? Demi Moore looked at Mrs. Hulce with confusion, then at Thomas Anderson. What happened? Why is everyone acting so strangely today?

"Demi, don't you know?" Thomas Anderson asked her reluctantly. It's such a big issue; doesn't she really know? He sighed and pointed to a nearby hospital room, hoping she would understand.

On that rainy day, a tragic car accident occurred, and the victim was her ex-husband, Tom Hulce.

The driver is still in a coma, Tom Hulce has both legs broken, and his retinas are severely damaged. He will likely be a disabled person for the rest of his life, both blind and visually impaired. A man who once stood at the pinnacle, proud and arrogant, now can only sit quietly in a wheelchair, facing darkness alone.

Mary Wickes was much luckier; she only suffered minor facial injuries. But now she has become the scapegoat and the target of criticism.

She destroyed Tom Hulce, killed the Hulce family, and destroyed herself.

"Demi, thes