Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 790

Gregory grunted in agreement.

Dailey asked, "To make her sweat a bit first?"

"It's the only way to see her true colors." Gregory closed his eyes again. "With her cunning, she wouldn't dare make a move with your guys on her tail."

"Right now, her focus is on the kid. She won't reach out to Merritt either. So, the best move is to let her trip over her own feet."

...

Nelly indeed overheard what Gregory said, but she knew him well enough to understand that his words often had a deeper meaning, potentially a dangerous trap.

For now, she couldn't afford to panic first.

The surveillance footage from the escape room, which she had obtained from the owner upon leaving, didn't capture her conversation with Merritt. She could easily explain it away as a random encounter during the game. Yet, for some reason, hearing it from Gregory unsettled her.

She pulled an old flip phone from under her bed, was about to turn it on, but then decided against it, putting it back.

Glancing at the clutter on the floor, she called for the housekeeper to clean up her room.

Madge entered right as the housekeeper was tidying up and asked, "What happened?"

Nelly forced a smile, "Just a little clumsy, knocked some stuff over."

Madge had watched Nelly grow up and could sense something was off but chose not to pry under the circumstances.

just let Abigail know. She'll take care of you these days."

waved her off and left to find Caldwell playing chess in the backyard, urging him to go to the hospital. Caldwell asked, "Dailey's probably already there.

"Get admitted."

"What?"

a moment for Caldwell to catch on, "Who's

...

had just reached Christine's hospital room when his

his grandmother

at this hour. Could it be

"Get to room

...

sighed, "Grandma, that's

Madge simply hung up.

he saw Jayne

along, "Come on, your grandpa's

...

surprised to see Gregory

the phone now. No more nausea, just a

vel

passed through Gregory's eyes as he mentioned, "Caldwell's been admitted too, on this floor. Let's go

slightly, "Did you have a row with him

"If I had been mad at him last night, he'd have been in the hospital

"I'll tell you..."

in her

sighed, "Poor them, coming