Chapter 2144

District 4 of Arcadia Island, Newsea Hospital.

Janet Ball, who was wearing a red trench coat, brought her four-year-old son, Tom, to the hospital at

night.

In the hospital corridor, Tom saw Mila playing alone and immediately broke away from Janet’s hold.

“Tom, where are you going?”

“I’m going to play with that little girl.”

Janet glanced at Mila and pursed her lips in disdain. “Why play with her? Be careful of infectious

diseases or something.”

Mila heard Janet’s words and pouted angrily.

“Do you have an infectious disease?”

Tom stood in front of Mila and asked arrogantly with his head held high.

“No, I don’t.”

Mila turned around and ignored Tom.

Tom stared at Mila’s back. He stretched out his hand and punched Mila’s back abruptly, causing her to

lean against the wall of the corridor.

The pain brought tears to Mila’s eyes. “Why did you hit me?”

“You have an infectious disease. You’re evil. I’m fighting evil. I’ll kill you so that you won’t infect others.”

Tom cursed and even spat at Mila.

“You’re evil. It’s you.”

Mila waved her hands at Tom’s face.

Tom staggered back and fell to the floor.

Seeing her son fall to the floor, Janet hurried over and shouted at Mila, “Who are your parents? How

dare a wild brat like you do this to my son? If you can do this as a child, what will become of you when

you grow up?”

Mila shrank back as she stared at Janet, frightened to tears by her fierce look.

“It’s common for kids to horse around when they play. This little girl’s parents are usually away but

she’s a sensible child. Don’t yell at her like that.”

The people in the ward tried to persuade Janet.

“Mind your own business. My son fell because of this wild girl. If anything happens to him, will you take

responsibility for it? Do you know who I am? Do you know who my son’s father is? Do you know who

my brother is? If you offend our family, you won‘t be able to see a doctor for the rest of your life!”

Janet roared angrily, frightening the bystanders. They retreated into their wards, not daring to speak

again.

Turning around, Janet grabbed Mila by her collar and shook her vigorously while yelling, “You’re just a

wild child who wasn’t raised properly by your parents. My son was kind enough to play with you but you

dare to harm him. I’m going to teach you a good lesson today. Tom, come here and give her a good

beating!”

“Remember what I taught you. People in our family don’t have to be afraid of anything. If someone

dares to do something to you, just give them a good beating. With me around, even if something goes

wrong, our family can handle it. We won’t be bullied!”

Mila cried and struggled but she could not break free from Janet’s grip.