Chapter 64 The Surgery Went Well
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“Did you ever consider that when you hurt my beloved grandmother, you were causing me immense pain too?”
Alaric adjusted his tie, his face stern as he spoke. “Ray–Ray, you can’t hurt Wavy just because you’re hurting inside. We r discuss and solve any difficulties together, instead of hurting each other
Raylee was overwhelmed with emotion, her heart pounding fiercely. “She had no qualms about hurting me, about hurting grandma. Why should I care about her feelings? Do they think I’m a saint? Hahaha!”
Ray–Ray, stop messing around, Harriet urged. “While no outsiders have seen Waverly like this, quickly give me the wigh
Raylee gave her a cold glance, not only did she not return the wig, but she also forcefully tore at its strands
Even the finest craftsmanship couldn’t withstand intentional destruction.
As Harriet spotted the golden strands of hair strewn across the floor, panic flashed across her face. She rushed forward, her voice sharp with outrage. “Stop! Ray–Ray, where are your manners? Who taught you to act so disgracefully? Give me that
“You want the wig? Maybe in your next life!” Raylee sneered, her voice dripping with mockery as she ruthlessly tore the wiz apart
“Enough with the nonsense, you’re going to harm Waverly with your actions!” In a fit of anger, Harriet lunged forward to
intervene.
Seeing the two of them about to grapple, Raylee knew she wasn’t as strong. So, she dashed toward the balcony, ready to toss the wig off the building.
She couldn’t care less about Waverly’s fate, she’d be better off dead right now!
When she reached the staircase, Harriet had caught up with her.
But all she could focus on was the wig. In her desperation to grab it, she lost control of her strength and gave a forceful shove
Raylee staggered back–then, in an instant, she was tumbling down the stairs!
bang‘
Every part of her body, from her head down, collided with each step of the staircase, causing an agonizing pain that seemed To tear at every single cell in her body.
She tumbled onto the flat surface, her head striking the wall with brute force, causing an immediate gush of blood from a wound on her bead.
Her face was marred with bruises, not a single patch of skin was left unscathed.
Harriet, however, didn’t even spare her a glance, still basking in the joy of having snagged the wig!
“Wavy. Mommy got your wig back for you. Everything’s all right now, my sweet child, don’t cry!”
As she spoke, she enthusiastically rushed toward Waverly.
At this point, Waverly was in a state of extreme distress due to her most unattractive side being exposed. Her emotions were running high and she was contemplating life and death.
“Woe is me… I can’t go on, just let me diel” She desperately hurled her head against the wall.
Alaric and Samuel firmly held onto her.
Alaric anxiously said, “Wavy, stay calm. It’s not your fault, it’s Raylee’s. You mustn’t harm yourself because of someone else’s
mistakes!”
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Chapter 64 The Surgery Went Well
gave up now–if you died–that’s exactly what she’d want. You have to stay strong. You can’t let her win!”
Finished
Harriet was crying her heart out. “Wavy, if you were to die. I wouldn’t want to live either! Quickly put on your wig. I won’t let Raylee bully you like this again!”
At that moment. Raylee lay on the ground, too weak to stand. Pain surged through her body, and her consciousness began to fade–yet, strangely, her hearing remained sharp.
She heard Waverly’s cries, as well as the soothing voices of the Goodridge family members comforting her.
The entire family was heartbroken over their little princess.
She was the embodiment of countless adorations and affections.
No one cared about her fate.
“Hehe…
Using the last of her strength. Raylee let out a bitter laugh, the sorrow in her heart spreading through every inch of her body.
Then, as darkness clouded her vision, everything faded to black
By the time Raylee woke up, the sky had already darkened.
“Grandma“” She bolted upright, exclaiming in shock.
In that fleeting moment, a severe pain surged through her head and body, as if all her internal organs had been shifted out of place.
She tightly clenched her fists, preventing herself from screaming out in pain.
She was so distressed that her face turned ashen, cold sweat poured from her forehead, thoroughly soaking the bandage wrapped around her head
But she didn’t have the luxury of time to consider much. She immediately threw off her covers and got out of bed, deeply worried about her grandmother’s surgery!
Samuel, who was standing by the window, promptly walked over to block her way, expressing his impatience. “Keep it down. You just got up. Grandma’s surgery went really well, she’s been ribayed to a regular ward, but she hasn’t woken up yet. You don’t need to worry so much!”
“Really?” Raylee looked at him with an expressionless face.
“Why would I lie to you?” Samuel snapped, frustration evident in his voice. “Have I really become so untrustworthy in your eyes that you don’t believe a single word I say?”
Relieved, Raylee let go of his hand and lay back on her hospital bed, closing her eyes to rest.
She was in a state of extreme weakness, as if a single blow could shatter her. An agonizing pain was coursing through her body, stimulating every nerve she had.
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