The Wrong Woman
Chapter 289
Chapter 289
Mila tucked Zach’s hand back under the blanket and asked calmly,” Dr. Hoffis, I wonder why you called me here?”
Oliver slowly got to his feet and adjusted his glasses. There was a hint of suspicion in his sharp gaze as he stared at her.
He walked over to the bedside as if something was on his mind. “I think you should come and visit my very ill father. It’s a courtesy you
owe as a guest.”
“I’m sorry to be rude.” Mila lowered her head apologetically.
At first, she feared that seeing Zach seriously ill would make her lose control and expose herself. But her fears faded once she realized that Zach was faking his illness.
Loretta laid down her towel and ran her fingers through Zach’s silvery
hair. She choked back tears and mumbled, “Zach, please wake up. What will I do when you’re gone?”
Sally rushed to Loretta’s side and held her arm in comfort. “Grandma, don’t get too upset. You’ll still have me with you even if Grandpa is
gone.”
hopeful look on her face. “Sally, how
and said, “You’re right, we can’t do without Grandpa. But Uncle Oliver and I won’t
it.”
gave Oliver an indifferent look. “He is not a Hoffis by blood and has no
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He knows nothing
He clenched his fist and held his emotions in check. Darkness glimmered beneath his
a will?” Sally couldn’t hide the excitement in her
voice.
done a long time ago. The family
and all the property are to be your inheritance. Of course, he also left Oliver enough money
Oliver stood there as cold as ice. Mila found it somehow amusing to
want is for Grandpa to be healthy
“Sally, you’re the
take it any longer. She cleared
their attention
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