Abigail’s Second Life

"Thank you for your love, darling," Abigail's voice dripped with affection as she expressed her gratitude.

Sean chuckled warmly. "There's no one else I'd rather show kindness to than my darling."

After bidding goodbye on the phone, Abigail decided to pay a visit to the hospital.

Outside the intensive care unit, an elderly couple were engaged in a whispered conversation.

As Abigail approached, she couldn't help but overhear snippets of their discussion.

"Have you confirmed if it was her employer who caused this? If so, I'll go have a word with her this afternoon. We'll demand 300 thousand, and then we'll finally have enough for Damon's down payment," the woman murmured urgently.

"I've done some research. It's all over the internet," the middle-aged man stated grimly, his voice low but firm. "But 300 thousand won't even scratch the surface. That woman is practically rolling in money, constantly in the spotlight, and she's running not just one but two companies!"

After a moment of contemplation, he continued with a steely resolve, "We need to set our sights much higher. Let's aim for at least 600 thousand."

"Agreed, 600 thousand it is!" the woman affirmed, her determination evident.

The conversation between the duo left Abigail feeling uneasy, and she felt a knot forming in her stomach.

It was often said that children inherited more than just physical traits from their parents. With the kind of influence and upbringing provided by parents like these, it was hardly surprising that Danielle's path in life mirrored theirs so closely.

Abigail approached the couple cautiously. "600 thousand?" she interjected softly.

Startled, the couple turned to face her, their expressions shifting from cautious to hostile in an instant.

"You're her employer, aren't you? My daughter's life is in shambles because of you, and yet you have the nerve to come to the hospital?!" Bella seized Abigail's arm. She tightened her grip and shouted at the top of her lungs.

comprehend the hardships she endured to gain admission to art school

you wish to quarrel, take it elsewhere!" The abrupt intrusion of the doctor and his booming voice momentarily silenced Danielle's parents. They instantly fell

how is Danielle?" Abigail inquired anxiously, her

She remains in a state of shock, and unless she regains consciousness within the next 48 hours, our options become limited," the doctor replied

ultimatum. "If you fail to provide compensation, I'll station myself outside your company every single day, carrying a photograph of my lifeless daughter!" Abigail would never compromise when it came to trading their daughter's life for money. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website

negotiations for compensation might

of the struggle between the three parties, Cindy hurried over and witnessed Danielle's parents pulling Abigail. She quickly intervened, pushing them away, and exclaimed, "What on earth do you think you're doing? If you're after

action. Hence, creating a barrier between

then led out of the

with tears as she turned to Abigail to express her remorse. "I'm truly sorry. I never should

responding in a soft and forgiving tone, "I don't

example of the burdensome responsibility often borne by idols, who find themselves footing the bill for the

of her career,

adoration

fanbase, reaping substantial

a nagging concern that such fervent adulation might one day backfire. A fear that,

headquarters, but instead of

the skyscraper it was today, accommodating thousands of people. At its peak, it brought in millions of sales overnight for

time, it bloomed to its fullest before beginning its

Abigail let out a soft, contemplative sigh, her head bowed in reflection. Little did she realize Flower Meadow's fortunes had gradually shifted onto the shoulders of L.Moon. Danielle's struggle was brief as the hospital swiftly issued a

before now echoed with equal measures of

overwhelm her. Instead, she embraced it with calm

looking clearly flustered. Yet, upon seeing Abigail's composed demeanor, he found himself easing into a

he settled onto a chair by