Chapter 368: Strained Relationship between Abbie and Jane

After he left, the hospital room returned to its quiet state.

Abbie lay on the bed, unable to sleep as she stared at the bright white ceiling.

Turning her head, she glanced out the window, her gaze empty and distant, as if shrouded in a layer of white mist.

She had no parents, and even her only reliance, Kelvin, had abandoned her.

She would truly be alone from now on. As for her uncle’s family, Abbie gave a cold laugh. She had no hope for them.

In the afternoon, she heard footsteps outside the hospital room door. She thought it might finally be Kelvin arriving, and a ripple of excitement stirred in her otherwise silent heart. She eagerly got up to open the door.

At the entrance, what caught her eye instead was the face of a woman – Jane.

She was dressed in a high-end Chanel-inspired suit, a white collar blazer with double-row gold buttons that accentuated her slim waist.

She wore a matching pencil skirt that reached her knees, and her feet were adorned with apricot-colored pointed high-heeled shoes, stepping with confidence.

Her face showcased fashionable and eye-catching makeup, exuding a determined and domineering aura.

She smiled at Abbie, “Abbie, why do you look so disappointed? Is my arrival unwelcome?”

Abbie slightly furrowed her delicate eyebrows and graciously invited her in to sit. She then noticed the bouquet that Jane had brought – a bouquet of white chrysanthemums?

Nonchalantly, Jane found a vase and placed the bundle of white chrysanthemums in it, casually adjusting them. She turned back to Abbie and gave her a gentle smile. “You like chrysanthemums, so I decided to get them while passing by. I wasn’t sure which color to choose, but since you usually like white, I picked white.”

The expression on Abbie’s face became sinister, and her voice turned cold and sarcastic. “Hmm, so you’re just hoping that I die soon, aren’t you?”

she squinted her eyes. “Why do you interpret my thoughtful intentions with malice, Abbie? White chrysanthemums are a symbol of the royal family,

know that! I’m sure you hate me, Jane. I understand you far more than you think. So, tell me, what are you here

longer interested in pretending. Her expression turned icy in an instant, and

the Berry family have called off the engagement.” Teagan announced he would be engaged to Nora Lawrence from the Lawerence

the Berry family had lost their shares, and Cody had lost

for a moment and directed her blame at the expressionless woman lying in the

was always supposed to be

words fell, a piercing laughter echoed through the hospital room. Jane’s voice carried a curse-like tone and rang in her ears, word for word. “It doesn’t matter now. Seeing you in this state brings

you’re even more pitiful than I am. At least Teagan and I were in it for mutual interests. I didn’t have to

How could someone as selfish and

the Berry family has no connection to you. The years ahead will

old and frail, gasping for breath, lying in a coffin, with no one around to pray for her

cousin’s mocking laughter made her feel unsettled

it at Jane. “Get out! What does a jilted whore like you

reputation remained untainted, while Jane had been

Abbie felt a slight

the ground, a crisp

across the

of freshly inserted white chrysanthemums fell to the ground, its delicate

burning, and let out a cold snort before leaving, arms crossed in an arrogant stance. “Hmph, Abbie, this is the real you. Your façade of elegance and gentleness will eventually crumble, and I look forward

“Get lost!”

away, while anger continued to intertwine

was just

abandoned her,

steps back, barefoot, and accidentally stepped on a shard of the broken vase, causing an even sharper pain to shoot through

the sole of her foot, contrasting against her pale, almost bluish skin,

emergency button on the bedside, but as she crouched by the edge of the bed, her fingers couldn’t reach the button. It was

foot was bleeding, but she

her emotions

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