Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 297

Just as Angela had finished breakfast and was getting her IV drip started by the doctor, she heard the sound of high heels clicking in the hallway.

The footsteps were hurried, clearly belonging to someone whose emotions were running high.

To her surprise, it was Elena, and behind her was a young woman wearing sunglasses and a mask.

Sensing something was off, Angela frowned.

"Ms. Carrey, why are you here uninvited again? Do you really think this hospital is your playground?" she said.

Elena took a deep breath. "Angela, considering you're still recovering, I won't stoop to your level. Where's your brother? Tell him to come here!"

Angela's expression darkened. "Should he come just because you say so? Who do you think you are?"

She had always been willing to scold and even discipline her inept but protective brother herself. However, no one had the right to pick on him arbitrarily, especially not Elena.

"Angela, your brother hurt my cousin deeply. He must come and apologize!" Elena's voice was particularly cold, sounding like she wanted to strangle Angela on the spot.

removed her sunglasses, revealing a pair of

right? Are you Zack's sister? Can you help me get in touch with him? I haven't seen

grief-was that beautiful young lady none other than Amber? How had Zack managed to land such a

ex, which

Angela said with sincere regret. "You're a college student from a good family, and you're absolutely stunning.

little bit of good looks wasn't going to make him good enough to be with a college girl on the brink of becoming a

I just like him,

here today to see him.

want to see

far

from him and

a glimpse

as she looked at Angela pleadingly,

barely in her early 20s and full of youthful freshness, Angela found

of bed, pushed her IV stand, and walked out. "Then

two had spent the whole morning planning to move a few pots of gardenias onto the windowsill in the hospital room so that the space would be filled

Dexter approaching, carrying

raised up in the air, he