Abraham Redington just stared blankly as Molly Wellington carried the tray, bypassed the wall cabinet, and walked out of the room.
"Let the doctor come up..."
Just then, a soft and pleasant woman's voice came from behind the wall cabinet.
It turns out, Molly Wellington didn't leave; she just handed the tray to Ray Mckinley, who was hiding behind the wall cabinet.
Having been caught by Molly Wellington, Ray Mckinley's face lit up with joy: "Miss Molly, are you going to..."
Molly Wellington spoke with her usual tone: "Of course, I want the doctor to check and conveniently treat your young master. Mckinley, quickly let Dr. Cooper come up."
Molly Wellington had known about Abraham Redington's bad habits since childhood.
He was stubbornly proud, suffering for it, just like when he was a child, he pretended not to be sick, refusing to acknowledge weakness.
