Chapter 280 He’s Not as Professional as You
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After Fanny left, Joseph noticed that Zacharias was not feeling well, so he instructed James to take Zacharias back to rest.
“James, please take Zacharias back first. I will stay here.”
As a doctor, Joseph knew that when Scarlet had an accident, there was no time to locate a care worker. If he oversaw the situation for the time being, everyone else would be at ease.
James looked concernedly at Scarlet lying on the sickbed before leaving with Zacharias.
Late at night, as Joseph was drifting off to sleep, George finally arrived.
“Dad.” Joseph saw George and felt a sense of unfamiliarity. “Why is Mom in the hospital?”
Noticing Joseph’s accusatory tone, George avoided the subject and asked impatiently, “How is
your mom?”
Scarlet had been causing trouble continuously, and George was becoming increasingly frustrated. Even though Scarlet was now in the hospital, his worry outweighed any guilt he may have felt.
Despite any guilt he may have harbored, George maintained a strong facade.
Joseph gazed at his father intently before stating, “The doctor mentioned that Mom might
in a vegetative state.”
end
up
“A vegetative state?” George was visibly taken aback.
When he had taken Scarlet to the hospital, she was unconscious. The news of her potential vegetative state upon his return was unexpected.
Observing George’s genuine surprise, Joseph felt a sense of relief.
He ruled out George as a suspect.
However, he seized the opportunity to inquire. “What happened? Who harmed Mom?” “Could you get me a glass of water? I’m thirsty…” George stammered, avoiding eye contact.
He had been on edge all afternoon, dropping off Linda and rushing back to the scene. George feared that a visit to Scarlet would lead to an emotional breakdown, so he found a place to rest and briefly slept.
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missed calls on his phone from his sons, George
got a glass of water for
now?” he inquired..
sip of water, glanced at Scarlet, who was in bed, and then questioned.
end up in a vegetative state, George would not
Joseph stated, “Dad, if you are unwilling to talk, I will have to contact
success of the Kins Family company now rested on James. While George may not have cared for Joseph, losing James was not an option.
James decided to resign, George would face
eh? George soothed
herself?” Joseph
head, George was clearly lying, and to make matters worse, he was deceiving Scarlet, who was already in a
you doubt your father’s
discovered where Mom had the accident,
at his
Springgate Estates, Angela woke up feeling weak all over, surrounded by a
events of the previous night, she blushed and felt
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in her ear, causing Angela to startle like a rabbit. She opened her eyes
inquired, “Why haven’t you gone
I’d spend some quality time
Angela didn’t refuse. Instead, she immediately suggested, “Since you’re off today, it’s a good opportunity to
rest, Angela was still concerned about Jonathan,
indulgently agreed with her.
two made their way to the
and Jonathan went straight in for the examination upon arrival.
and
that he might be too
deeply concerned
and playfully
gaze, Angela was about to
at the Kins Family. Have you gone to
going on now?” Angela inquired..
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left without seeing him and had an unpleasant
checking on Zacharias‘ condition weekly, Angela wanted
to the hospital late last night to see Scarlet, and it seems he had a disagreement with Joseph,” Daniel mentioned casually. “Later,
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