Super Mommy and Her Triplets

Tamara lifted Yolanda's hand and gently patted it on the back a few times.

“Who else will I allow to treat him if not you? Bailey? The Fletcher family has unresolved grievances with that woman. She may be here for revenge. How could I let her get close to my husband?”

Initially, Raiden wanted to chat with Tamara and persuade her earnestly. However, after hearing her words, he turned around and headed for the door. Even now, Tamara still showed no remorse, which meant she was unafraid.

No matter how much Raiden talked to her, she just would not listen. Only by letting Tamara suffer a setback and taste the bitterness of loss will she come to a sudden realization. Upon seeing Raiden leave without saying anything, Tamara was instantly enraged.

“Raiden, what's so great about that woman? She's always surrounded by men. She's a woman of loose morals, is not worthy of you.”

“Since you don't think highly of her, let's not have her treat the patient. She's quite busy anyway and eager to leave Dellmoor. I hope you... won't regret it.”

Tamara remained silent.

Inside the bedroom of the presidential suite of the hotel, Zeke squinted at Bailey, who was leaning against the head of the bed.

He said in a deep voice, “I just went to visit an elder for less than two hours. How did you manage to turn yourself into such a mess?”

Once Zeke finished speaking, he turned to look at Cameron leaning against the shelf and frowned. He remarked, “Mr. Yablon, you promised me solemnly that you would protect my sister. Is this the result of your protection?”

Cameron snorted coldly.

“I can't help it if she's determined to be reckless. Her legs are attached to her body. What can I do? Tie her up with a dog leash?”

Zeke was speechless. Bailey grabbed the water cup from the bedside table and threw it at Cameron.

“I've always been like this. If you can't stand it, you're more than welcome to get lost. Oh, and before you go, give me back that painting. I don't want to make Artemis angry.”

Cameron laughed out loud due to anger.

“You're such a heartless woman. I'm the only one in this world who protects you, cherishes you, and fears that you may get hurt. And here you are, using Artemis to provoke me. Bailey, has your conscience been eaten by a dog?”

“It's none of your business!”

Seeing the two were about to start arguing again, Zeke could not help but roll his eyes. Zeke was a bit worried now. He was concerned that the two might end up having feelings for each other through their constant bickering.

Ah, it's going to be lively then. What enemy? With the way they're getting along now, they're so harmonious.

Ding!

The doorbell outside rang. Zeke walked out with leisurely steps. A moment later, Zeke returned with Raiden in tow.

Raiden said while walking, “It's my fault I'm too hasty. I shouldn't have taken you to the Fletcher residence. You worked hard but did not gain any favor and ended up holding in all your frustration.” Bailey scoffed.

“Your mom can't get on my nerves. The reason I'm so frustrated is all because of that woman.”

After saying that, Bailey pointed at Cameron with her outstretched hand, her teeth grinding with a creaking sound. Cameron rolled his eyes.

“Fine, I'm leaving. Are you happy?”

After Cameron left, Raiden continued, “I still want to thank you for this time. But I've also realized that life and death are predestined, so let nature take its course.”

Bailey raised her eyebrows with half a smile and said, “Having such an unreasonable mother is indeed your misfortune, buddy. You and Justin are in the same boat. Don't be disheartened, though. What life and death are predestined nonsense? Your dad's life is precious now. We absolutely cannot let him fall into the hands of Yolanda. It's not worth it.”

Raiden's eyes suddenly lit up, staring straight at Bailey, and asked, “Do you have any good idea?”

Bailey laughed and replied, “At first, when Zain informed me that my senior had come to Dellmoor, I was puzzled for quite a while. After all, Josiah took me as his only disciple, so where did this senior come from? It was only after meeting Yolanda at the Fletcher residence I suddenly realized Yolanda is Josiah's daughter, which makes her my senior.”

Raiden raised his eyebrows and concluded, “So you admit you're the world's number one hypnotist, Ethereal?”

Bailey glared at Raiden.

“Didn't you already guess it? What's the point of me hiding it? However, I have grievances with Yolanda in the past. Her father taught me dream-tailoring skills but didn't teach her. So she's been holding a grudge against me, always wanting to kill me. Given the current situation, it's not right for me to take action. Otherwise, your dad may end up tormented to death, with your mom meddling in between.”

Speaking of which, Bailey suddenly stopped uttering.

After a moment of silence, Bailey continued, “How about this... I'll give you a drug that can put your father into a coma. The next time Yolanda hypnotizes your father, you secretly administer this drug to him, creating the illusion that Yolanda has turned him into a vegetative person. So your mother will no longer trust Yolanda and can experience the pain of losing someone she loves. When the time comes, she will surely come to her senses and ask for my help. At that point, I can step in with fewer obstacles.” Raiden nodded.

“That's a good idea. So, during this time, will you remain in Dellmoor or...” Bailey waved her hand.

“No, I'll be leaving soon. I have more important things to do.”

“Alright, I know you're busy. So, after my father falls into a coma and becomes a vegetative person, I'll call you then. Will you save him at that point?”

“Yes. Don't worry! My medicine won't cause him any harm. It just creates the illusion of being in a vegetative state. Once he takes the antidote, he'll be fine.”

“Okay. You should rest a bit more. I have some matters to attend to, so I'll excuse myself first. I won't be able to see you off later.”

“Sure. Be cautious around Yolanda. She has a vicious mind. That's why her father refused to teach her dream-tailoring skills back then. He was afraid she would cause trouble everywhere.”

“Noted.”