Have I Told You Lately novel Chapter 109

Sabrina looked at the panicked man in the ward, feeling so jealous that she almost went nuts. She turned to look at the silent Krista, muttered, “Aunt Krista.”

She couldn’t help complaining why they couldn’t have arrived later. As long as that woman was dead, everything would come to an end today.

That woman was indeed lucky.

With a gloomy face, Krista gazed at her son for a long time. Then she took a glance at the doctors and nurses who were rescuing the woman. After a while, she uttered a few words, “Let’s go home.”

She couldn’t pull her son back for sure, but she couldn’t make trouble to her son in front of so many people, nor could she humiliate him in public.

Sabrina’s face slightly fell. Reluctantly, she looked over at Kenneth, who was holding that woman inside the ward. “Then, Ken...”

“I can’t continue staying here and being humiliated in this way. Let him be. Let’s go back.”

Moreover, her in-law-used-to-be was also there. Although Krista looked down upon Theresa in the past, they maintained a good relationship back then. If Krista walked in now, it would be too obvious that she was hitting them when they were down. In that case, Ken would hate her more.

Finish her words, Krista put her sunglasses back on, lifted her foot, and left.

Sabrina frowned, her eyes full of anger and hatred. It was such a good chance, but it had to be wasted. She kept bitching about Krista inwardly, who didn’t follow her expectation at all.

However, she couldn’t do anything. She must please Krista at this moment. If Krista would find out something, Sabrina was afraid that the hope that she could marry into the Shaw family would become less.

However, she didn’t know that her scheme was already seen through by Krista clearly.

Biting her lower lips, Sabrina could only turn around and follow Krista to leave.

It took a long time for the chaotic scene to quiet down. The three outlaws were arrested by the police later. Kenneth asked Maurice to take Lillian and Theresa to the police station for the record of words. He stayed in the hospital, taking care of the unconscious Rachel.

When Rachel woke up from the coma, it was already late at night. She suddenly woke up as if she had a nightmare, her face full of fear, looking pale and mentally fragile.

“Are you awake?” Kenneth looked up at her instantly, and the tightened string in his brain loosened.

Rachel looked at him blankly for more than ten seconds before coming back to her senses. With a frown, she asked in a hoarse voice, “Kenneth?”

She wondered if she was still dreaming.

Subconsciously, she reached to stroke his face. Feeling the temperature, she withdrew her hand as if she was stroke by the electricity. In the mid-way, her hand was grabbed by the man tightly.

“It’s me. You are safe now.” He raised his hand to wipe off the sweat on her forehead. Although his tone was flat, his eyes were indescribable tender.

Rachel’s heart tightened. Suddenly, she raised her head and looked around the ward. She asked anxiously, “Where’s my mother? Where is Lillian? How are they doing?”

Kenneth poured a glass of water from the nightstand. Handing the glass to her, he said with a faint smile, “They are both fine. They’ve gone to the police station for the record of words. You had to stay here because you were in a coma. Come on. Have some water.”

Rachel relaxed. Then her attention was switched to him. She blushed, took over the glass, and took a sip. Unnaturally, she asked, “How could you come here so coincidentally at that time?”