Chapter 81

Without severing the mother-child relationship, Harvey would have to pay for his mother's medical expenses. With that in mind, he clapped his hands. "Let's go right now. The sooner, the better."

As Harvey left, the others naturally followed.

With the troublemakers gone, Abigail collapsed back into her chair, drained. She had prepared a fake bill in advance, taking advantage of Harvey's love for money, and dealt with this major problem. She had won this time, but she still could not find joy in it.

She could not understand why some people in society harbored such malice toward women, especially those who were slightly more attractive. She and the young doctor were not even acquainted. She did not even know his first name. The young doctor had merely stepped in to help her out of a sense of justice. Yet, in the eyes of people like Harvey, she had engaged in improper dealings with the young doctor.

Abigail glanced apologetically at the male doctor. "I'm sorry for getting you involved.