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Frank sneered, “See, that’s the difference between people.”
Bruce wrote a health–preserving prescription for Frank.
“She’s your inw’s grandmother, after all. Aren’t you going to visit her?”
Frank scoffed, “Is she even worthy of a visit from me?”
Bruce packed up his things, swallowing the words he was about to say.
He hadn’t told Frank that the old woman in the room across the hall, the one deemed unworthy, looked very much like the person he had been searching for privately for over forty
years.
It wasn’t that he didn’t want to say it, but with Frank’s personality, it was better not to bring trouble to that good
woman.
Frank sat for a while, then suddenly had an idea.
Maybe… it was time to watch the show!
Wesley was on a business trip, but he made a special call to remind Prisci to take her medicine on time.
Prisci gently stroked her lower abdomen. She wanted a child too, so of course she would take her medicine as scheduled.
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She was in a good mood, so Wesley’s reminders didn’t bother
her.
“Mm, I know.”
Wesley imagined the scene of the three of them as a family, his chest warming at the thought. “Prisci, wait for me to
He couldn’t wait any longer.
He wished he could hold her in his arms right now and shower
her with love.
But this project was too important–he couldn’t skip it.
Prisci held her phone, momentarily lost in thought, her feelings for Wesley growing even moreplicated.
She could sense his change, his efforts to make up for the hurt he’d caused.
But once harm is done, it’s as hard to undo as spilled water.
She wasn’t sure if she could trust him again.
Besides, there was still Larissa, his childhood friend.
Thinking of Larissa made Prisci think of ude.
She had already hired awyer to formally sue ude, and the court date was approaching.
This also meant her rtionship with the Wilburn family had reached a point ofplete rupture.
She turned to look at Bonnie, who was sleeping soundly…
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Even though Bonnie had told her many times to do what she needed to do, Prisci knew just how much pain Bonnie was <ol><li>in. </li></ol>
The night passed.
The servant brought over the medicine, and Bonnie had some
too.
Grandmother and granddaughter exchanged a smile, both seeing peace and contentment in each other’s eyes.
After drinking her medicine, Prisci washed the cup.
Just as she stepped out, the door to the hospital room was suddenly pushed open.
Dillon barged in with several people.
Prisci’s expression changed slightly. “How did you get in here?”
Before she could finish speaking, Dillon’s men had already grabbed her by the shoulders and dragged her to the bedside.
Bonnie, furious, pped the nket and shouted, “Dillon, what are you doing?”
Dillon hesitated for a moment, but thinking of ude, he steeled himself. “Mom, I don’t want to do this either, but ude is my only son. Please, talk to Prisci and ask her to drop thewsuit.”
Bonnie cursed, “He doesn’t do anything right and even tries to frame Ci. As parents, you don’t discipline him, and now you’re grabbing Ci? Let her go!”
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She had already gotten out of bed, standing unsteadily, her eyes full of disappointment in her son.
“ude is your son, but isn’t Ci your daughter too?”
“Dillon, don’t go too far.”
She tried to go save Ci.
Dillon reached out to block her, not letting her get close to Prisci.
“How can Priscipare to ude? Besides, she’s not even close to us.”
“She listens to you. If you persuade her to drop thewsuit, I’ll give herpensation.”
He knew Prisci was immune to both threats and persuasion, so this time he came straight to Bonnie. Prisci would always listen to Bonnie.
Besides, Prisci cared most about Bonnie’s health. Seeing Bonnie agitated, she would definitely give in.
He had already calcted everything.
“Dillon, I won’t persuade Ci. Give up on that idea.” Bonnie was breathing heavily.
“If you have a problem,e at me. Don’t upset Grandma.” Prisci struggled hard, but was forced down to the floor.
Half her face was pressed against the floor.
Tears welled up instantly, a mix of pain and anger.
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“Ci!” Bonnie cried out in rm, her aged face full of anxiety, tears falling helplessly.
Dillon blocked her, not letting her go over.
Prisci’s face throbbed with pain, her eyes red with hatred, but she still gritted her teeth tofort Bonnie.
“Grandma, I’m fine.”
Her hatred for Dillon had reached its peak.
For the sake of ude, they were willing to risk Bonnie’s life.
How could someone as gentle as Bonnie have such a cold- blooded, heartless son?
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