Once I Accept The Inheritance: You're All Doomed!

glaring at the unreasonabl

hands with him was

st not know Mr. Reyn

h

at Alexander, and quickly said: "Director Byrne, don't b

: "Mr. Marshall, I'm here to inform you that for Mary's

. Marshall and the Marshall

usly agree to use the marrow I bo

wouldn't that mean using th

solute

s is the hospital's policy, and it's also for the patient's sak

arshall's expression b

not understanding why Director Byr

cuss this further?" Old Mr.

this matter is settled. The marrow will come from Mr. Reynold

ndfather, muttered under his breath: "Damn! What's wit

sphere in the hospi

cy, staring intently

apping Tommy, shouting: "You bastard! Who gave you the

on, saying: "Director Byrne, I'm sorry, my grandson

n; in Golden Harbor, which h

smiled at Alexander amidst the surprised gazes

elpless inside,

the Marshall family turned the

ake Director Byrne help you like that!" T

n, so he could only vent

me is useless, this is the Dean's decision. If y

Tommy

ll coldly snap

: "If this is Director Byrne's decision, I won't oppose it, but

shall led the others o

on the hospital bed, smiled, walked over, gently patte

well-behaved, not

self into Alexander's arms, c

y, Alexander's heart soft

r received a message and

and medicines had alre

ts arranged by Talon were a

al, and on a nearby street, he saw

familiar and surprised voice came from besi

with a puzzled expression, staring at him and Sherman

f her close friends,

cked; he was about to

red, looking at Eleanor's c

is this person?" Eleanor's

for the past four years, she had endured the contempt and ridicule

was standing next

is

his head, glancing at Sherma

ther, thanks for showing me the way. I'll be off now.

herman got i

oyce slowly

xplained: "That man didn't k

ation, Eleanor didn

d her husband possibly be a h

friendly voice came: "Eleanor,

wearing oversized sunglasses, dressed fashionably in a black spaghetti strap top a

ile as she tucked her hair behind her ear, introduc

band' seemed v

sneering: "Eleanor, you were too hasty, marrying such

as family in Golden Harbor, had studied

seless husband that she had heard so muc

he looked lik

carrying resentment as she looked

t he feel

e wouldn't be embarrassed

to work now. Mary's treatment issue has

rprised: "How could Grandp

hospital dean said it was

d meaningfully

ed. She quickly led her two friends into the hospital and

ntroduce you to some good men, all wealthy and influential in Golden Harbor. If th

a stood by, watching Elea

s right, Eleanor, it's been four years. I feel it's not wo