Madam Williams stood rigidly for quite so ti.
Struggling to co to her senses, she glanced at Victor Williams, then fixed her gaze on Olivia Williams, and through gritted teeth said, "What are you doing?"
"Mom..." Olivia pursed her lips, about to explain.
Madam Williams shot her a cold look and said tersely, "Don’t call Mom. I’m not your mom! We’ve raised you for so many years in the Williams Family, only for you to seduce my son? Absolutely shaless!"
"It’s not like that!" Olivia’s expression changed.
Madam Williams coldly snorted and said nothing.
Victor pressed his thin lips together, stood up, walked over, and began pushing her towards the door, saying as he did, "It’s nothing to do with Olivia; I’m the one who ca to find her."
"Ha." Madam Williams remained in place without moving, sneering, "You’re looking for her? What were you two doing with the door locked?! Aren’t you ashad, aren’t you ashad! Playing outside is one thing, but even at ho you’re fooling around like this. It’s lucky I was the one who heard; if it were your dad, he’d break your leg!"
"Got it, got it." Victor lowered his voice and said, "Let’s go, I’ll walk you back to your room."
"Completely out of your senses..."
Madam Williams’ muttering gradually grew distant, slowly fading away.
Olivia sat up hugging her quilt, staring at the half-open door, biting her lip tightly.
This family is really impossible to endure.
The kindness of upbringing is such a heavy debt.
What should she do?
After sitting for a long ti, Olivia went to close the door, then climbed back into bed, her mind weighed down with worry.
Forcing herself to sleep.
——
In the blink of an eye, it was the weekend.
Three o’clock in the afternoon.
Olivia carried a fruit basket to the hospital to visit Mia Ginger.
As she reached the room, she heard Mia Ginger’s light laughter coming from inside.
"Oops, it tickles!"
The weather was gradually warming up, Mia Ginger was wearing a hospital gown and lying on her bed, receiving a massage from Koa Jackson. Feeling a bit uncomfortable, her limbs tingled, and she looked at him foolishly, unable to resist calling out.
Koa squeezed her calf and seeing her squirming, raised a hand to pat her leg, "Don’t move."
"Feels tingly." Mia Ginger mumbled, her lips pouted.
"Tingly is right." Koa looked up at her briefly, reminding her, "You can’t just lie around all day; you need to do a certain amount of rehab exercises every day, understood?"
"Yes." Mia Ginger nodded obediently, "Got it."
Koa turned his head to the nurse auntie by the side and said, "Try like I just did."
"Okay." The nurse auntie nodded and took over from him.
Koa breathed a sigh of relief, looked over briefly, and then walked to the restroom to wash his hands.
Upon returning, he saw Olivia.
"Hello Dr. Jackson." Olivia greeted him with a smile.
"Hmm." Koa, not having much fondness for the Williams these days, nodded and said indifferently, "You keep her company for a while, I’ll head to the office."
"Sure." Olivia smiled.
Koa stood by the bed, looking down at Mia Ginger.
"Go on and do your work." Mia Ginger smiled with her eyes squinting, "Sister Olivia can accompany ."
"Be good." Koa pressed his lips together and turned to leave.
Mia Ginger watched him go out with her eyes curving, her eyes filled with laughter, looking extrely happy.
The nurse auntie massaged her for a short while, then went out to eat.
Mia Ginger leaned against the headboard, feeling a bit bored, and said to Olivia, "Why have you co alone? Where’s Dallas Taylor?"
"He’s not working today; I didn’t see him." Olivia smiled gently.
"Oh." Mia Ginger pouted, feeling depressed, "He’s no match for Dr. Jackson; Dr. Jackson is always in the hospital, he cos only two or three tis a week, and whenever he does, the phone keeps ringing, so annoying."
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