On the executive floor, the hierarchy was strictly observed. When there was nothing to do, no one dared to go up to the highest level.
The door to the director's office was wide open. Luis had already been waiting there. Seeing Ruth and Brook return, he said cheerfully, "Your eting went on for way too long. No wonder your stomachs are giving you trouble."
As soon as the office door closed, Brook felt a little awkward and wanted to leave.
Hela, however, spoke to her very kindly, "Brook, why are you so nervous? Have a little sothing. It's rare that this guy actually thinks to be thoughtful."
In truth, given Hela's current status and position, she didn't really care much about food or drink. Even if she did, she had plenty of money to spend.
With Hela's wealth now, what kind of fancy hotel couldn't she afford? What delicacy from land or sea wasn't within her reach?
But sotis, the aning won attached to things wasn't without reason. What Luis brought was a clay pot filled with ginseng, black chicken, and abalone soup.
The ingredients were bought at the market, decent quality. He had asked a restaurant he knew to simr it properly, picking it up in the morning with the clay pot still intact. It was clearly different from takeout.
"So sweet!"
As Hela drank the soup, her face was full of satisfaction, revealing a girlish charm.
"It really is, so sweet~"
Brook lowered her head shyly and chid in agreent.
The truth was, humans could be such pathetic creatures. There was nothing particularly exceptional about this soup.
All the ingredients ca from a regular market, decent but not rare. If you really wanted to spend money, you could easily find sothing far more exclusive.
The main thing was that Luis had asked a restaurant he knew to start simring it early in the morning. The cooking ti was definitely enough, but it wasn't any different from ordinary homade soup.
The real difference was that there was no takeout container. Luis brought the clay pot himself, and underneath it, while they were in their eting, a disposable burner kept it warm.
The process wasn't so pre-made al kit, nor could it compare to those chemically engineered shortcuts.
The process wasn't so pre-made al kit, nor could it compare to those chemically engineered shortcuts.
And the cookware was right there, showing pure sincerity. Most importantly, in their minds, Luis had absolutely no need to rely on such tactics to pick up won.
Drinking the delicious chicken soup, eating freshly made beef buns, plain and simple, yet utterly irresistible.
Wiping her mouth after finishing, Hela blinked and said, "Brook, go check on how things are in the outpatient departnt."
"Okay!"
Brook was sharp as a tack. She didn't waste a single word and left imdiately.
Even though she had also been forced into an affair with Luis and had grown to love being conquered by this man, loved being crushed and ravished beneath him.
Still, it was only right to give them so private ti. They probably had things to discuss that required her absence. She had enough sense for that.
After cleaning the table and placing the leftovers outside the door, she closed it smoothly in one fluid motion.
Only then did Hela soften completely, speaking tenderly, "Darling, you're so amazing. My daughter-in-law hasn't caused any trouble. These past two days, I heard she even went to a bar, ran into my son, and still didn't make a scene. How did you manage that?"
"It's my charm~"
Luis gave a wicked, lustful grin and said, "Your daughter-in-law will eventually beco bed sisters with you. With a bit more effort on my part, it'll happen soon."
"You dirty, perverted bastard!"
Hela couldn't help but spit at him. But then she thought about how her son had been spending all his ti with that young guy, coming and going as a couple.
She didn't know what to do except sigh. Still, it was better than a huge scandal, a public embarrassnt.
Besides, in their hearts, even if they favored her son, they really couldn't bla Nancy for any of this.
This daughter-in-law was indeed as beautiful as a goddess descending to earth. But she had good upbringing and rarely went to shady places.
She didn't have any shady friends either. Lazy, yes, but she stayed ho and didn't run around. That was reassuring.
It was her son who got caught in bed with soone else first. There was no arguing that.
Luis had already started his brainwashing early, planting the idea. The relationship between a brother-in-law and his sister-in-law was naturally ambiguous. So, this was probably inevitable.
Hela leaned directly into Luis's arms and sighed. "As long as Nancy doesn't cause trouble, I'll find a way to keep it from Darlan."
"I really can't imagine what would happen if Darlan found out. His temper…"
With her plump, mature body in his arms, Luis couldn't help but get handsy.
But Hela slapped away his mischievous hand and said coquettishly, "Stop groping . I've got my period. Can't do anything..."
"Then let just touch..."
Her white coat was open, buttons undone, bra pushed aside. Her full breasts, still faintly marked with kiss marks, were in his hands for his amusent.
Hela moaned, her face full of seductive charm, and said, "You perverted bastard. You've fucked and my sister. You've fucked my nephew's wife. And now you want to fuck my daughter-in-law."
"Does our whole family owe you sothing?"
As she said this, she couldn't help the sorrow in her voice.
Even though Brook was pushed under Luis by her own hands, it was to keep the secret at the ti.
After all, she was a married woman. If this got out, it would cause a huge stir and hurt her career.
Luis smiled shalessly, lowered his head, licked her fair, fragrant, tender breasts, and teased, "What's this, jealous? How can you be jealous of your own daughter-in-law?"
"Besides, if I don't make a move, what if so outsider seduces her?"
"Then there'd be a spectacle for everyone to laugh at. Would you prefer a big, ssy, chaotic fight?"
By a certain age, people had seen all kinds of bizarre things.
And a hospital was a lting pot of drama. All sorts of ssed-up things happened, so many that people beca numb to it.
Brother-in-law and sister-in-law, husband's brother and wife's sister, even father-in-law and daughter-in-law… all considered normal.
Deep down, she agreed with Luis. In the current situation, without divorce, hiding the danger was the best option.
Nancy would inevitably have physical needs. Whether out of revenge or loneliness, finding another man carried unpredictable consequences.
Gambling led to theft, lust led to murder. Once a woman got carried away, there was nothing she wouldn't do.
Rather than ending up with chaos and fighting, it was better to silently allow her lover to seduce her own daughter-in-law.
Most importantly, she knew Nancy already had feelings for her brother-in-law. You could see it in the gentle way she acted around him.
And from a woman's perspective, comparing her son to her lover was like comparing heaven and earth.
Sure, her son was smooth-faced and reasonably good-looking, but in every other way, he just couldn't compete.
She had complete confidence in her lover. Their relationship was already ambiguous, so seducing her daughter-in-law was only a matter of ti.
Furthermore, she believed that once he succeeded, her lover's charm would make her daughter-in-law completely infatuated, so she wouldn't have to worry about Nancy finding anyone else.
And most importantly, the brother-in-law and sister-in-law dynamic was rock solid, safe as could be.
Unless Nancy dared to burn bridges with her own sister and mother, publicly humiliating herself to steal her sister's husband.
Otherwise, this affair would stay hidden forever, buried underground, never seeing the light of day.
Without divorce, this was the most stable and ideal situation.
The only risk was them getting caught in the act. But if it beca a public disgrace, that would fall on the Wood Family. They'd probably be begging her not to kick them while they were down.
Stabilizing the marriage would at least hide the fact that her son was gay. Then no one had the right to judge Nancy for finding a man.
From every angle, her lover was truly the best and safest choice.
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