Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier) novel Chapter 295

Chapter 295

“I’m not worthy of him! Lily pushed Hazel away.

Hazel lost her balance, stumbling backward and colliding with a passerby. This was the first time Lily had physically pushed her, leaving her stunned.

“I really am not worthy. Not only am I not worthy of being his sister, I’m also not worthy of being your daughter. So why are you even here?”

Lily didn’t want to say anything harsh in front of Hayden, knowing he could hear some things now. She opened the car door, intending to let him get in.

But Hazel quickly rushed up again, grabbing hold of him. “What are you talding him home for? Are you giving up on treatment? Are you trying to ruin the Joyner

family?

Her voice was raised high, and people passing by couldn’t help but stop and stare, some even stopping to take pictures and videos.

Lily lowered her voice and wamed, “You better stop if you don’t want the Joyner family scandal to spread,”

“1” Hazel, unwilling to embarrass herself, snapped out of it and quickly followed Hayden into the car.

With so many people around, Lily didn’t have the heart to kick her out right then

After driving for awhile, Lily pulled over on the side of the road. She turned to look at Hayden, who was leaning against the right car door, wearing the down jacket that Rowan had given him.

Having just left the hospital, he still smelled strongly of disinfectant.

Hazel kept a good distance from him, sitting on the opposite side of the car. When the car stopped, she leaned toward Lily and said, “You’re taking him home? He’ll be a fool for the rest of his life!”

“If you don’t want him to be a fool, you can pay for the treatment and send him back to the hospital,” Lily replied coldly.

Seeing that Hazel was about to say something else, she cut her off. “If you’re not paying, shut up and get out.”

Lily had heard these words so many times that she was tired of it. She could clearly remember how good Hayden had been to her, but the better he treated her, the colder she felt toward her parents.