A False Heiress's Guide to Love and Power

“I’ll go call security.” Queenie could tell at a glance that chaos was unfolding inside. “Alright, I’ll head over first.”

“Be careful, okay?” Queenie sounded uneasy.

“Don’t worry.” Alessia gave her shoulder a reassuring squeeze, then took off in the direction the reporters had gone. Queenie didn’t waste a moment either–she hurried to the front desk to find help.

By the time Alessia got there, a crowd had already formed a tight circle. Camera flashes popped left and right, making her eyes sting. Along with the reporters, patients had come out to gawk, clogging the hallway so thoroughly that no one could get through.

A few nurses tried to keep order, but it was useless; they couldn’t even get close to the center of the commotion.

Alessia didn’t hesitate. Relying on her agility, she wove through the mob, squeezing her way forward.

“I’ve said it already–if I hadn’t performed CPR at that moment, your mother wouldn’t have survived! Elderly bones are more fragile than young ones. In that situation, saving a life was all that mattered!” Zachary’s voice was patient but weary as he explained, yet again, to a plainly dressed couple in front of him.

“I don’t care about any of that!” the man shot back, jabbing a finger at Zachary, spit flying with each word. “You broke her ribs, so you’re paying for her medical bills–and for pain and suffering, and lost wages, and a caregiver too. Don’t think you’re getting away with any of it!”

Zachary frowned and instinctively took a step back.

was trying to escape. “Unbelievable! You hurt my mother and now you want to run? My wife and I–our

was making a run for it, suddenly sat down right there on the floor and let

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kept cursing at him, the woman kept crying, and the crowd was eating up every second of

watching the scene in silence, his patience clearly running

when Alessia

let go!” The man’s face twisted in pain as Alessia twisted

one firm push, Alessia sent him staggering backwards. He

on the floor with

scrambled over to help her husband up. “Honey,

woman, seeing his distress, burst into even louder

Did you see that? Someone call the police! She hit