Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 114

Chapter 114 Another Encounter

Melinda glared at him. “Why should I answer it? It’s your mother!”

The ringing continued.

Stanley asked, “Is this how you take care of patients?” He gestured to the IV drip in his hand. “Can’t you see I’m in no condition to answer?”

Since she had no interest in arguing with him, Melinda casually answered the call and placed the phone on speaker mode in front of him.

“Stanley, bring Samuel and Pamela over to Repulse Bay on Saturday.” Jennifer got straight to the point. “I like those two children. I miss them.”

Hearing that, Melinda was astonished.

When Stanley looked up, their eyes met.

It was during this moment of silence that Jennifer thought he was hesitating. “What? Are you afraid that I’ll harm them?” She became displeased.

Melinda quickly avoided his gaze, leaving the decision to him.

After he pondered for a moment, he calmly replied, “You’re overthinking things, Mom. How could I be worried about that? You rarely invite them over, so it’s only right for them to come and

accompany you.”

“That’s settled, then. I’ll be waiting for them to come for lunch on Saturday,” Jennifer said. “Don’t bring Melinda along, though. I don’t like her.” She hung up the phone after saying that.novelxo.com fast

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Meanwhile, Stanley admired her defiant expression and asked, “You agreed to treat my mom. When will you start?”

“I’ve reviewed her medical records several times,” she answered after regaining her composure. “As I’ve said before, I believe emotional wounds are more severe than physical ones. I’m also working on a treatment plan. To be honest, I searched online for the cause of the fire, but it has been covered up. The reason behind it isn’t that simple, am I right?”

“I’ll tell you the reason tonight.” His voice was as deep as the ocean.

Surprised, a hint of disbelief showed in her eyes. His expression doesn’t seem like he’s joking at all. Perhaps he has carefully considered it.

“Are you curious?” he asked. “Take good care of me and pour me a glass of water, then.”

What kind of logic is this? She turned around only after five seconds.

“This water is too hot. I want it to be lukewarm. He deliberately made things difficult for her.

“Do you want it or not?” She grew impatient. “This is lukewarm water!”

Max couldn’t contain his laughter as he stood at the door. After a knock, he entered the room.

“Now that you’re here, I can leave.” Melinda turned to leave.

With the glass of water in his hands, Stanley didn’t have time to stop her. Is she going to look for Mervin again?

Of course, she wasn’t going to do that. She was going to return to Emerald Harbor.

While riding the elevator down, she felt that Stanley was acting childish. As she walked out of the hospital lobby and descended the stairs, a middle-aged man standing next to her accidentally missed a step and fell toward her.

“Be careful!” She instinctively caught him, narrowly avoiding being overwhelmed by his body.

After Shawn stabilized himself, he looked at her apologetically and smiled. “Thank you, young lady.”

Their gazes met, and her eyes flashed with surprise, a strange emotion flowing in her heart.

At that moment, Shirlene, who had just gotten out of the car, hurriedly approached them in high heels and supported Shawn from the other side. “Are you alright, Dad?” She had also witnessed the scene from the driver’s seat.

“It’s all thanks to this young lady here. Otherwise, I would have sprained my ankle today.” He looked at Melinda again and said, “Thank you.”

Melinda slowly released her grip. “It’s nothing,” she replied while trying to restrain the emotions.

inside her.

When Shirlene saw Melinda, her eyebrows furrowed. Why is it her again? She was on the news yesterday. Mrs. For…

“Let’s go, Dad,” She quickly snapped out of her thoughts and supported her father before walking away. Suddenly, she turned around to look at Melinda once again, only to see the latter standing in the same spot. Mrs. Fox seems familiar, and it feels like we’ve met before. I get a bad feeling every time I see her, though.