“Juniper.” Prisci interrupted Juniper’s endless chatter. “Leave.”
Juniper shrugged and left the ward.
She stood in the corridor, her arrogance on full disy. “ude is your brother. You shouldn’t have called the police.”
Her bossy tone was deeply unpleasant.
“Even if you don’t think of others, you should think of Grandma. She’s getting old and deserves to enjoy her twilight years surrounded by her children and grandchildren.”
The threat in her words was obvious.
A surge of disgust rose in Prisci’s heart.
“Ms. Johnson, you can rest assured. When the timees, I’ll go get the divorce certificate right away. I won’t dy your
marriage to Wesley.”
“Please leave.”
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She made herself clear, hoping Juniper would stop pestering her here.
Juniper’s smile faded. In her eyes, Prisci was a fool who didn’t understand the importance of family.
She sneered coldly. “Prisci, I’m thinking of <i>you</i>.”
“You’re just a country girl with no real abilities. If <i>you </i>want to live a prosperous andfortable life in the future<i>, </i>you’ll have to rely on ude and Larissa. You should be currying favor with them, not offending them.”
“I heard you lost a child for Wes. You can’t me anyone else for that. After all, youe from an ordinary background, while Wes was born noble. That child, being born to you, simply couldn’t bear such good fortune.”
Prisci said nothing, but looked up past Juniper’s shoulder.
She remained silent, and Juniper thought she had given in.
A hint of smugness appeared on her face.
But unexpectedly, Wesley’s voice suddenly sounded from behind her: “Ms. Johnson, you certainly have a lot of nerve.”
Juniper’s expression changed slightly. When she turned around, her voice became gentle. “Wes, you’re here.”
Wesley strode over, took Prisci’s slightly cold hand, and spoke in a low, slow voice: “Prisci, did she bully you?”
Prisci looked at Juniper and said calmly, her lips pressed together, “Ms. Johnson just told me that I can’t me you for losing my child. It’s because Ie from a humble background and don’t have the good fortune to bear the
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blessings of your Carlton family.”
Juniper retorted angrily, “I didn’t say you were lowly!”
What she had said was that Prisci’s background was
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Prisci was deliberately twisting the truth in front of Wesley.
She could see it clearly now–this woman was extremely scheming.
Juniper’s words crossed Wesley’s bottom line.
He looked at her pale face with a nk expression, his gaze icy cold: “Ms. Johnson, are you pointing fingers at me now?<i>” </i>
Juniper felt wronged and gritted her teeth: “Prisci, there are cameras here. How dare you make things up.”
As long as Wesley checked, he would find out she never said
those words.
Prisci looked up at Wesley, her tone as calm as ever: “Do you believe her or me?”
“I believe you.” Wesley didn’t hesitate.
Juniper was embarrassed. She couldn’t believe she was
inferior to Prisci. “She’s lying.”
Prisci looked at her and said indifferently, “Yes, I’m lying. So what?”
She admitted it openly and without hesitation.
Juniper was stunned.
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Prisci shook off Wesley’s hand and entered the hospital
room.
She hadn’t wanted to say those things in front of Wesley<i>, </i>but Juniper had said her child was unlucky.
She couldn’t tolerate that at all.
Juniper walked up to Wesley, her eyes slightly red. “Wes, she’s really the one lying.”
“You said my child was unlucky–was that a lie too?” Wesley’s handsome face was clouded with darkness.
“I…”
“Juniper, my wife will only ever be Prisci. If you nder her background or my child, I will personally go to your father and ask about the Johnson family’s upbringing.”
Wesley turned and walked inside.
Juniper was on the verge of breaking down. She shouted at his back, “I came back for you!”
What answered her was the sound of the door closing.
Juniper burst into tears.
She hade back specifically to see him, but in his heart, there was only that divorced wife.
Inside the hospital room.
Bruce, the doctor Wesley brought, was taking Bonnie’s pulse.
Prisci stood quietly to the side, holding her breath as she
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Bonnie, on the other hand, was calm. She had long sincee to terms with life and death. The only thing she couldn’t let go of was Prisci, who still hadn’t found a good home.
After taking her pulse, Bruce looked at Bonnie’s face thoughtfully and said, “Madam, you look familiar, like an old acquaintance.”
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