Stella and Martin trudged out of the hospital, their spirits low, just as Remington's SUV pulled up to the curb.

As the car door swung open and Remington's tall figure emerged, Stella rushed over, her eyes brimming with tears.

"Remington, is it true? Did you really order us to leave the hospital? Tell me it isn't so. I can't believe you'd be this cruel to me. Just now, a nurse shoved me. Look, I even fell and hurt myself..."

Stella reached out, grabbing Remington's arm. Indeed, she had fallen, scraping her hand on the ground until it bled.

Remington used to show a flicker of pity at the sight of her injuries, a mix of compassion and guilt. But this time, his gaze shifted over her injured hand, and Stella saw something in his eyes she hadn't seen before: revulsion.

It was a look she knew all too well, the kind people have when they see something utterly repulsive. And this time, Remington's gaze held even more disdain.

Stella froze, her face paling, her grip stiffening.

Above her, Remington's voice was cold and detached, "Stella, you've played this card too many times. It's lost its effect."

mocking gaze. With a swift gesture, he shook her off, causing her to stumble backward,

always seen through her little schemes; he had just chosen to remember their past bond, to indulge her. But now, it

Stella, his voice laced with

brothers. Stella has gone through hell for you.

called you that night to get you out? Wouldn't that

clear their

on Martin was heavy, almost crushing. "Whether it's baseless or not, Chairman West knows

past Martin

his fingers on his knee. "Not even calling me godfather anymore. Seems he's

pushed open the door, and voices spilled

some vitamin C tablets and sprinkle them on his

and rabbit every day, make

to Fiona and Mrs. Bernice

ideas. We should feed him pears and duck; it's terrible for the kidneys. What

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