Christina was in a mall buying a computer.

Before getting one, she received an urgent call.

Then she rushed to the airport, took a short flight, and went to the central hospital in C city.

She hadn't contacted anyone from the Dickens family for a long time.

Last Christmas, she didn't even call to greet them.

Everyone had their own lives and had long been used to cutting off contact.

But when Christina heard that her father was suddenly seriously ill, her heart sank.

"How...How is he?"

When Christina arrived at the hospital, it was already 11 pm and the inpatient facility was quiet.

When she came to the ward, she saw her grandmother, Mrs.Dickens, talking to the director of the hospital.

Mrs.Dickens's eyes reddened when she saw Christina coming.She grabbed Christina's arm and asked, "Where's Patrick? Why didn't the people from Hopkins family come?"

She really didn't know what to say.

Her grandmother was still so stubborn and snobbish.

"Did you really divorce him? You are so stupid! You really should have asked him for compensation when you lost your child.Now your father is ill, what do you think we should do? Who can we ask for help..." Mrs.Dickens cried as she spoke.

Christina usually liked to talk back to them, but it was rare for her grandmother to be so flustered.

Her grandmother and her father came from a poor family.

Perhaps this also made them more infatuated with power and money.

She used to hate their lifestyle, but now that she had gone through so many things, she felt that it was not easy for them, especially since her grandmother was so old.

People really changed a lot when they grew up.

"Grandma, sit here.I'll talk to the doctor." Christina couldn't pretend to be friendly.She lowered her voice and helped Mrs.Dickens sit on a chair beside her.

Then she went into the doctor's office with the director to talk about it in detail.

"Your father was going to work this morning.Suddenly, his car hit a guardrail on the side, and then passers-by called the police and sent him to the hospital for emergency treatment.He is out of danger now..."

The doctor gave her a rough idea of the incident.

never heard of anything wrong with

it

happening around her

the guardrail or not, we would need to wait for the traffic police's investigation results.But it seems that you don't know about

X-rays,

should have been in the habit of drinking, smoking, and staying up late for a

his lungs are also not very well.This time, the main cause of

didn't know that her father, Donald, was in such poor

is he now?" She asked,

ICU for two more days and we can decide how to treat him when his condition

specially sent to perform the operation for Donald and he did

ruptured and bled, but the amount of blood loss was small.He was sent to the hospital in time, but his cardiovascular

her, and reminded

that Donald, the richest man in C City, came from a

the eldest lady of the Eisenhower family and became what he was now

life was also a common topic that was secretly talked about in the circle, such as cutting off with

Christina hated her father.

home, which caused her mother's death.He was ungrateful and didn't deserve her grandfather's support.

to the

father was lying there with

and he was breathing

was quiet except for

Connie and the

was sick, only her grandmother took care of

"Christina, how's your father?"

woman ran over

seemed to come in

was a little surprised to see

saw that Betty was coming and quickly went

ill.I am so scared that I don't know

now? What did

she couldn't

condition is stable now.We

told the truth, but Mrs.Dickens

just don't care about your father.We can't just wait

look down on us and think that our Dickens family has fallen.You should get the people

her head and did

be fine.Don't worry too much.We will

the past.We are a family anyway.Christina respects you and she will listen to you.Tell her, the world is

nanny

don't blame your grandmother for being snobbish.She used to be poor and she has always been afraid of being

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