Chapter 26

She was clutching an ice pack to her face, hissing in pain, “I’m so jealous that sis has you totally doted on her, allowing her to act recklessly.”

Evelina’s recent actions had been careless, and she was already at fault. Now wasn’t the time to play the sympathy card, let alone adding fuel to the fire.

April thought Evelina was out of her mind. She stealthily tugged at Evelina’s sleeve, then turned with a warm smile to Remington.

“Is this breakfast for Evelina, Mr. Dashiell? That’s so sweet of you! Evelina just had a bit of an upset stomach this morning, and we were just about to get something to eat.”

She reached out to take the insulated container from Remington’s hands.

The breakfast was actually something Remington had bought for Joseph, but he had just seen Lizetta also bringing breakfast for Joseph.

Seeing April’s misunderstanding, he didn’t bother to correct her and simply let go.

Evelina immediately sat up with joy, “Remi, what did you get? Can I have some too?”

But Remington cut her off, “I’ve got things to do. Keep it together, will you? Don’t just run around caus

trouble.”

With that, he was out the door in long strides.

As the hospital room door closed behind him, Evelina’s smile was still frozen on her face. April opened the food container, revealing a colorful, childlike array of sushi. Just then, the pain on her face flared up again, making her so mad she slammed down the spoon she had just picked up and dialed her mother, Elara Hawthorne.

noticed the swelling

this to you?!”

covered her face, “Mom, it

clear you got slapped!” Elara was fuming with anger, and April stepped

point hiding it from your mom. You know

when it was too slow, he stepped into the stairwell and climbed five stories to the children’s ward.

open the door, however, only Joseph was there eating, while a servant fussed with a vase.

“Where’s your sister–in–law?”

left after dropping things off,” Joseph blinked. “Bro, you didn’t

him a cold glance before

a face. What a

indeed, can only bring forth one little

the hospital and called Lizetta twice, but she didn’t

at the Starlight Group, Cedric approached him.

have

the conference room. As he approached the entrance, he ran into Timothy Temple, who was just coming back from

an old friend of Remington’s, a playboy with a different style but equally superior in

“Tsk, Remi, you’ve got a dark cloud over your forehead, must be

him as he passed by, coolly retorting, “I predict you’ll suffer verbal retribution today, to the point of getting sores in your mouth.”

They really

to tease further, and

you the revised proposal, you got it, right?”

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