Chapter 438

In his haste and anger, he bumped into someone at the door.

When he looked up at the person, his eyes went wide.

How was it possible?

“You're not gonna help us, are you? So what are you doing here?” Aldrin asked with contempt.

“I'm here to have my plaster removed,” Camila answered indifferently.

“Whatever. | shouldn’t be talking to a selfish woman like you,” Aldrin rudely replied.

Why would Marvin even want to see her? This woman only thought about herself and did not care about her family. Glenda

stepped in.

“You're wrong. Mrs. Johnston was kind enough to—”

Angela’s Library

“Glenda,” Camila interrupted Glenda. To her, there was no need for Glenda to explain what she had done to anyone, especially

to Aldrin, Trudy’s son.

In her mind, he could think whatever he wanted, and she did not give a shit.

Marvin must have heard the commotion outside the ward that he loudly asked, “Is it Mila?”

“It's me,” Camila replied with her Lips pursed.

“Come in. | have something to talk to you about.”

“Just take a rest,” Camila refused at once.

“Mila,” Marvin said, his tone getting more serious, “do you really want me to get up to see you?”

“Dad, don’t bother. Have you forgotten how heartless she is?” Aldrin spat.

“You shut your mouth! How dare you speak about Mila Like that?” Marvin got up from the bed and walked over to Aldrin.

“Apologize to your sister. Now!”

“| don’t want to!” Aldrin stubbornly refused.

“| said now!” Marvin bellowed. When he raised his voice, it made him cough uncontrollably.

Aldrin hurriedly patted Marvin’s back. To calm his father down, he lowered his head and turned to face Camila.

“Im... sorry...” he reluctantly said. He then turned to his father and continued, “There. I've apologized. Please calm down now.

You shouldn't stress yourself. You're ill.”

Marvin coughed slightly. Once he calmed down, he looked Camila in the eye and sincerely said, ‘m begging you.”

Camila looked back into his father’s eyes. Seeing him so thin and frail because of his illness, she finally gave in. However, her

expression remained the same.