Bride of the Cursed Alpha (Auren and Lucien)

Chapter 227

Chapter 227

Summer POV

Daisy glared at me.

I heard a chuckle from the front and knew that it was Alex.

I continued, “You know, I’m not sure where you got your information, but I’m not here to be anyone’s entertainment. I came to do my job. So if you’re done making assumptions, I’d appreciate it if we could focus on the task at hand.”

Daisy’s anger rippled in waves. “Don’t think too much of yourself, maid. I’ll see you!”

I shrugged with one shoulder and turned my face to look out. I wasn’t answerable to her, so I didn’t care.

The hospital was a buzz of activity. We were all rounded up, given gloves and caps, and taken inside by a group of nurses headed by Dr. Elias. He guided

us to the children’s ward.

As we all walked inside, I felt like I was walking into a different world. The other contestants looked so comfortable, so confident. They were dressed in beautiful clothes, carrying bags full of expensive gifts for the children. It was clear that they came from wealthy families, unlike me. Laura had asked me to win the contest for her, but she hadn’t given me the resources. I was sure she knew what the first contest was, but she didn’t bother to give me money

for it.

So I didn’t have anything to give but my time and my heart.

beds, nurses running around, and the hum of machines in the background. The other contestants were already giving their donations, talking to the staff, and observing kids. I stood back, feeling small and

other contestants, hand over a large check to the hospital staff. “For the children’s ward,” she said, with a

to be real. “I hope this

“Wow!” the staff said, looking at the check. “Twenty

I just want the children to get the best facilities.” Then she glanced at me and scoffed. “I don’t know how

as she showed them what she had brought. They

nurses collected and took to the

Tamara, smiling at me. “Don’t worry, Summer,” she said gently. “You don’t need to

had so much more to offer, but I had nothing. I stood there, unsure of how to start, when one of the nurses came over to me. “Would you like to donate

said, my voice soft. “I would love

on beds, others in wheelchairs. They smiled shyly when they saw me. I sat down next to a little girl who was holding a stuffed bear, her face pale but

name?” I asked her

“Jolly,” she whispered.

smile. “I’m here to

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the bear tightly. I glanced around

had

to give: my time, my attention, and my heart. I decided to spend time with these kids in a way that no one else seemed to be doing. I didn’t have a basket of toys to give them,

leaned closer to Jolly. “Do you

she said, her voice soft but

loved each other. As I spoke, I noticed the other kids gathering around. They were all interested, listening intently to every word. It