Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 446

After exchanging a few pleasantries, Kayla reluctantly left the ward. She said as she walked out, “Mom, take care of yourself. I’ll go home for now, but I’ll make some soup and come back to keep you company in a couple of days.”

“Alright, you’re such a good girl,” Myra responded with a gentle smile, just like before.

Once Kayla had left, the ward fell silent.

Myra reached out, gently brushing her fingers across Dexter’s vacant face.

It was as if she were speaking to him but also to herself, “I don’t believe you could’ve just fallen sick like this. I don’t believe you’d ever want to end your life. The doctor said you were agitated, but the only one by your side at the time was Kayla. What could have possibly happened to you that would affect you like this?”

As she lowered her head, she thought of something that she hadn’t told Kayla earlier. She wanted to let her know that she still had some money left, which was the two million dollars she had taken from Sebastian.

After covering the medical bills, she still had a substantial sum.

With that money, she would take Dexter to a better hospital and find a renowned doctor with a solid

She swore to herself that she would bring Dexter back.

reputation.

she quietly slipped out of the ward to find

She needed answers.

happened to Dexter? Why did Kayla say he

actually use a pillow or blanket

said, “Mrs. Fuller, I honestly don’t know what happened. I only remember when I walked in, your daughter was shouting, saying your husband was going to kill

husband’s face was already turning purple. He almost died back then, but when we checked, we found that the IV needle

nurse spoke in great detail,

pressed her palm tightly to her hand and asked again, “So, at the time, it was just my husband and daughter in the

just them.” The nurse

I got it.

but her expression remained calm as she smiled softly

smile was unexpectedly

momentarily taken aback, remembering how, when she was younger, Myra was

it had treated her well, giving her a grace that others could only

nurse blurted out without thinking twice, “Mrs. Fuller, you might want to keep an eye on your adopted daughter. She doesn’t

mouth, the nurse immediately regretted it. She realized

war, it might seem like