WantNovelBella narrowed her almond-shaped eyes coldly.
The man before her was adept at using a fragile, harmless appearance to conceal his vile and insidious nature.
Unlike Justin's upright, firm, andposed demeanor, Grant gave off a gloomy, spine-chilling vibe, like a snake in human skin.
“Bella, don't listen to his nonsense. He's just here to disturb your mind, deceive you, and win you over!”
Axel stepped forward without hesitation, standing in front of his little sister to confront Grant. “Are you the reincarnation of some
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtrat from the gutter? Wherever there's trouble, you crawl right in! You're not wee here. Get away from my sister immediately!”
“Ax...” Bella tugged lightly at Axel’s sleeve and shook her head slightly.
Then, turning her emotionless gaze to Grant, she said, “Mr. Salvador, you claim you have a way to treat my father’s illness. Could
you please elaborate?”
Grant covered his mouth and nose with a white handkerchief, let out two muffled coughs, and frowned slightly.
Axel let out a scoff. “You're a sickly young master yourself, yet you talk about curing others? What a joke!”
Grant ignored the mockery and turned his gentle gaze toward the hospital director. “I'll have one of my subordinates deliver a box
of medicine shortly. It’s for inhibiting cerebral infarction.”
The moment they heard this, the Thompson siblings instantly tensed, alarm bells ringing in their heads.
“Ms. Thompson, | know you don’t trust me, but | sincerely want to help Chairman Thompson through this crisis.”
Grant spoke with deep sincerity, his eyes solemn. “When the medicine arrives, you can test it with Director Cartman and Dr.
Larson, whom you trust most. If it’s poisonous, go ahead and reportto the police.
“But if it's not, | hope you'll let go of the past, set aside old grievances, and prioritize your father’s health. Please accept my
gesture of goodwill.”
Asher looked anxiously at Bella's pale face, wanting to say something, but in the end, he chose to hold his words back.
It was as if, in the face of their father’s illness, all hatred and grudges no longer felt so intense.
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