This scene, hmm... how to put it.
Although it is quite unbelievable and surprising, it exudes a small warmth.
However, any warmth is merely Dr. Cooper's illusion.
Because as soon as Molly Wellington speaks, it's with a cold rebuke: "Do you think you're made of iron? So this is why your low fever never subsides and keeps recurring.
I never knew, Abraham Redington, that you could make such... such..."
Wanting to call him brainless and foolish, Molly Wellington couldn't even bring herself to say it.
The man, the severe look on his face and cold eyes, was he still the Abraham Redington who used to bully her often?
Seeing Abraham Redington just sitting there, silently letting her scold him, at times Molly Wellington found it unbelievable, like a dream.
"What on earth happened?" Dr. Cooper, hiding behind the wall cabinet, couldn't help but lower his voice and ask Ray Mckinley.
Ray Mckinley shook his head, sighing...
