Sweet Twins

"Humph, I didn't expect your daughter to be so popular." At the other side of the hall, Jill pursed her lips in displeasure as she pushed Clark in a wheelchair.

"Yeah. I didn't expect it, either," Clark echoed, anxiously tapping his fingers on his knees.

"Don't forget that Fannie might go to prison because of her, Clark. You must make sure she gets Fannie out of trouble. Otherwise, you can just forget about me!" Jill threatened viciously.

"Honey, Fannie is my daughter too. I don't want her to be in prison either." Clark sighed helplessly. As if he wasn't already stressed out by the whole situation, his wife was putting even more pressure on him.

Meanwhile, Nancy was sitting in her office, so busy examining every patient that she had forgotten her worries altogether.

When it was patient number 23's turn, she saw Jill enter with her father.

Knowing that this was no medical visit, she put down the pen in her hand and stared at her father with a cold smile on her face. "Ning..." Nancy called the name shown on her computer screen.

Her father had gotten a token with a fake name so that she wouldn't be prepared for their visit. Of course, her family was cunning as usual.

"This is the pediatric department. It's not appropriate for someone of your age to come here," she continued indifferently.

"Ah, you're so grown up now, aren't you? You don't even care about your family anymore. You don't even care about your own father!" Clark said scornfully. Although his voice wasn't clear, Nancy managed to make sense of his words.

"I'm working now. Let's talk about this later," Nancy said curtly, hoping that her father and Jill would leave immediately. There were more than 90 patients in the queue to see her today, and she didn't want to keep them waiting because of her personal problems.

"Later? Nancy, Fannie will be in prison later!" Jill roared furiously.

"She deserves it. She committed a crime, so she should be punished, right?" Nancy asked. Then, thinking that her words might have been too harsh, she added, "It's useless to turn to me for help. The police have already gotten evidence that points to Fannie."

"We know you can't do anything, but you can turn to Charles. He will listen to you," Clark insisted. Jill, who had always been arrogant and domineering, added, "What evidence? I don't care. Even if Fannie made a mistake and did such a stupid thing, you should be more tolerant. She's your sister after all!"

"Forget it." Nancy was speechless. Fannie had always been the apple of Jill's eye while she, Nancy, was just an annoyance. "You can leave. I need to see my patients," she added.

right to interfere in a criminal case even if she wanted to. Moreover, she didn't want to waste time talking to her father and Jill while her

in prison, I won't forgive you!" Jill yelled, giving Clark a

cried out in

snapped immediately, unable

If you don't get Fannie out of trouble as soon as possible, I'll keep abusing

seen a woman like this before. Dad, is this what you left me and mom for?' Nancy thought bitterly. Even though it

came from outside. It

the same time, she pinged the

of seconds, a few security guards arrived at

Jill, Nancy said, "I only treat kids. These people are in the wrong

Nancy," one of the security guards said before turning to Jill. "Please leave, madam! You can't disturb Dr.

guard pushed the wheelchair out. "Please leave now! Don't

was escorted outside, Jill yelled, "Nancy, you don't care about your family at all, do you? Are you going to disobey your own father? Are you going to

her temples with her fingers before

seconds, Jill and Clark were out of earshot, but

in front of her, she tried to calm

make any more trouble in

scene of Jill pinching her father had been flashing through her mind continuously since their visit, keeping

was, he was

couldn't help feeling bad for him after

her phone and dialed

line was ringing, she bit her lip, wondering if she had made

still didn't answer

the call with a

miss me at all?

WeChat app and sent a message to Charles. "Is Bobby

reply from Charles saying, "No.