No longer a pushover

Chapter 130

Cedric stepped forward, blocking Frank. His eyebrows were slightly lowered, his expression cold and detached. "You should learn to respect her choices." "What do you know? I'm just worried about her living alone outside. It's only natural for me to be concerned!

"But you, a stranger, being so kind to her-you're the one who seems suspicious!" Frank's expression darkened.

Cedric's eyes remained distant. "She would rather leave with a stranger like me than return to the Liddell family. Don't you think you should reflect on that?" After saying this, he walked toward Alfred's car and sat in the front passenger seat.

Noelle sat in the back. She turned her head and looked at Frank outside. "I can handle it on my own."

"Noelle, I—"

Before Frank could finish his sentence, he suddenly coughed several times, and his hands were covered in blood.

Upon seeing the blood, she pursed her lips. "You shouldn't have drunk alcohol just now."

"Noelle, I really-."

He collapsed in front of the car. Noelle immediately got out of the car. "Frank, are you alright?"

very worried. "Ms. Liddell, Mr. Liddell hasn't received treatment at the hospital. He insisted on being discharged when he found out you were going to the branch office.

should go back to the hospital for treatment

did he mean by leaving the hospital for her? She hadn't asked him

Once we get to the hospital, you might also want

instructed the driver to help Frank into the car. Then, he came back to look

not a doctor. It won't help if I

ground and couldn't help but speak up. "Why don't we all go check

nodded. "Sorry for the

trouble. We don't have anything else to do.

tell she was hesitating. After all, Frank was her brother. If his condition was serious, she should at least check

she got in the

to look at her. "Don't

go and check. Then, I'll leave," she said, feeling conflicted and

at the

too easily. What they did to you in

know. I won't go back on it." Noelle was very clear in her heart that she wouldn't forgive them as it was a different matter. When the car arrived at the hospital, Frank was taken for an examination. The attending