NovelEnglishBrad was never a patient person who waited for others. He was unusually patient today for Nadine's sake, and
he'd waited a long tfor her to handle the
situation.
But Nadine didn't seem like she was actually going to teach Victoria a lesson. He had instructed Cameron to
resolve the issue, but he could still hear Victoria's incessant complaints.
Infuriated, he raised his voice and bellowed, "Cameron!"
Cameron immediately caught on to him. He summoned two bodyguards and pointed to Victoria. "Restrain her
now! Hurry up!"
The bodyguards quickly complied, flanking Victoria and blocking her way.
Despite seeing that they were about to take action against her, Victoria still refused to give in.
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"Nadine, you wicked woman! You just want to seemake a fool of myself, don't you? You bitch!"
Sophie heard Nadine's nand shuffled over. "Nadine? Is that you? Is that really you?"
She fumbled as if she was trying to grasp something, but she was blind, so her hands flailed about in the air for
quite stime.
Worried that she might trip, Nadine quickly extended her hand and grabbed Sophie's. "Grandma Sophie, it's me.
How have you been all these years?"
Noticing that the bodyguards had restrained Victoria, she interjected hastily. "Brad, tell your men to let her go.
It's a misunderstanding!"
Brad frowned. As he realized that Nadine was interceding, his gaze darted between them. Did she know this old
lady? How were they related to each other? And who was this purple-haired girl?
Since Nadine had pleaded on Victoria's behalf, he decided to spare her. Acting on his orders, the bodyguards
released her.
She scurried toward Sophie and clung onto her arm, saying, "Grandma, | told you to ignore this woman! She's up
to no good!"
Clutching onto Nadine's hand, Sophie said, "Oh, Nadine! No wonder you sound familiar. | didn't realize it was
you! Dear, you've taken such good care offor all these days. Thank you so much.
"Victoria, say thank you to Nadine. | wouldn't have recovered so well if it weren't for her."
However, Victoria simply ignored her. She snorted and jerked her head aside. "She's a nurse here, so she's
merely carrying out her duties. Why should | thank her?
"Enough, Grandma. Let go of her. She's married into a wealthy family now. You'll embarrass her if you cling to her
like this."
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The sarcasm in Victoria's tone was palpable. Before Sophie and Nadine could respond, she forced Sophie back to
her bed.
"Grandma's tired. She's not in the state to entertain a wealthy lady now. You should leave," she said, drawing the
curtains to cut off Nadine's view.
Despite Victoria's curt dismissal, Nadine didn't seem upset. She smiled and said, "Grandma Sophie, I'll get going
first. I'll visit you again tomorrow."
Already lying back on her bed, Sophie quickly replied, "Oh, sure! See you tomorrow."
But Victoria was reluctant to have her talk to Nadine. "Grandma, stop meddling with her! Why bother with
someone like her? Our family wouldn't have ended up like this if it wasn't for her."
Nadine's eyes reddened as she gazed at the two silhouettes behind the curtain. Sorrow filled her eyes.
She parted her lips, seemingly wanting to say something, but she ultimately fell silent and hurried out of the
ward.
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