My Extraordinary Wife

The Haddocks hated her.

They were here to hound her, with Arthur’s surgery as their excuse.

Throughout the entire ordeal, Ashlyn remained, watching silently from the side. She had not liked any members of the Haddock family.

Although she was not a saint, nor a woman with overflowing sympathy, she did not enjoy the sight of Jennifer bullying Sienna.

She furrowed her brows before taking a step forward to grab Jennifer’s wrist. “Ms. Haddock, the hospital isn’t a place for you to run wild. Please don’t affect the other patients’ recuperation.”

“Who are you? Who do you think you are? I’m teaching my own siblings a lesson, and it’s none of your business.” Jennifer’s wrist had hurt from her tight grip; she could not help but release her grip on Sienna to fling Ashlyn’s hand away.

“This is a hospital, and Mr. Haddock is my patient. Can you bear the responsibility for disrupting the other patients’ rests?” Ashlyn stared at her with a questioning gaze.

Jennifer rubbed her sore wrist as she glared back, in return. Her heart skipped a beat as she thought, What a beautiful woman! She’s the old man’s attending doctor? How can that be? Whose leg is she trying to pull?

aren’t any doctors as young as you. If you’re his attending doctor, I’ll film myself eating sh*t!” Jennifer sneered

dozens of bodyguards swarmed toward them. It was a terrifying sight

of something dark and slimy. Before Jennifer could

and slimy. Before Jennifer could see what

and forced her to

black slimy stuff in front

foundation that she had applied. “Who are you? What are you trying to do? We’re in broad daylight. What are you going to do? Do you know

the tray was disgusting, to say

wafted across her nose, making

bodyguards forced Jennifer towards the tray, and she was now an

line as she widened her eyes. Tears

the Haddocks were staring

did these bodyguards

word, he rushed over, trying to rescue Jennifer from the

you really force her to eat sh*t, Dixon won’t ever let

voice snorted before a towering man walked towards them. Turning to Dixon, he