Falling in Love With A One-Night Stand

Allie froze as Anna hit her, and it took her a long time to come back to her senses. When she looked up, everyone saw a clear red

fingerprint on the left side of her face.

She trembled and covered her face, staring at Anna as if she couldn’t believe that she would do that. She said, “How dare you hit me,

Anna!”

“1 slapped you for Dad! Dad is still in the operating room, for God’s sake! When Dad wakes up, I hope you’ll apologize to him.”

Allie’s heart thudded, and she bit her lower lip. She remembered that she had just gotten so angry that she had accidentally said that Dad was going to die.

She didn’t expect Anna to remember that and won’t let it go.

“We‘re in a hospital now, and the operating room is right here! If you want to cry and make a scene, get out and fool yourself wherever you want. But, if you want to stay, just shut the fakup!” Anna said. Her voice was low, but her every word was very firm and

assertive.

Allie looked furious. She tried to break free of Shirley’s grip and argue with Anna.

At that moment, Peace, who had been silent, said indifferently, ‘Allie, didn’t Anna’s slap wake you up? You’d better shut the hell up

before security comes. If you keep shouting and disturbing the operation, I might hit you. But even if that happens, the police won’t

blame me.”

“You…”

“Allie, it’s okay, stop it.”

Shirley immediately shielded her daughter behind her. Although she looked embarrassed, she apologized, “I’m sorry, Allie was so

upset just now. So, she said what she shouldn’t have said. Well, we certainly hope that Frank will wake up soon. We’re going to take a seat

over there, and we won’t say anything anymore.”

Shirley was aware that this was a critical moment in determining her and her daughter’s fate later. So, they couldn’t leave there no

matter what. She had to stay here with her daughter even if Anna would humiliate them.

Anna glanced at them indifferently. She just sat down again without saying anything.

A while later, the doctors and nurses had dispersed the onlookers.

And the hallway was quiet again.

Everyone in the hallway could hear the clock ticking, as if it slowed their heartbeat.

do that? Did you hear what she

“Well, no matter what she says, she won’t get a penny more. As long as your father never wakes

way she

sure that

said, “There’s no ‘what if’, dear. Even if he wakes up today, he might not

won’t

mother was saying. She hesitated for a moment and said.

bij do this! After

your father, but he only cares about his youngest daughter

do now is get through the next few days. I swear, they won’t find out what I

“Bofil, Mom”

lasted for more than six hours. Just as the doctors were walking out of

nails sunk into her delicate palms. Yet, she acted as if she

is my

is fine for now. But, he’s going to be in ICU for

and

checking Frank in, Allie and her mother stood in front of the ICU for a long time and didn’t leave. They acted

bear to leave Frank.

inside the ward through the window. Frank had a number of

made her devastated. She bowed her head and wiped her tears

doctor.

because his liver function is severely degraded. In fact, anyone at his age can get this disease, and

about this before. He

need to be prepared

there no

only give him medicine to keep his body in this condition. But, it’s almost impossible for

are damaged, it’s almost impossible for them

got it.

already prepared for the worst. However, when she heard the doctor’s words, she still immediately trembled all over

know

the doctor suddenly called out to her and asked, “By

elements within Mr. Gabriel’s blood is abnormal. So, does he usually take

Oh, is there anything

of them at home.”

didn’t know much about it because Frank grew old and often got sick and many people would

Usually, Frank would have a little

eat anything other than the medication prescribed by the hospital. Also, there are some foods he can’t eat. I’ll list what he can and can’t eat, and then please show it to his caregiver. When Mr. Gabriel wakes up, you must ask

anything.”

I got it. Thank