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Chapter 1854

Author: Faith Shaw
No one said another word, and fortunately, everyone knew their place. The staff didn’t pry further, nor did they comment on Wendy’s behavior.

What could they say?

Wendy’s family was wealthy, making her the "VIP" here, while the caregivers were just employees. They could only accept the situation, no matter how frustrating. With long sighs, the caregivers left.

Wilfred pulled out the equipment from the medical kit and handed it to Karina to perform the examination.

Initially, they thought Wendy would resist, as she usually did.

To their surprise, she merely let out a cold scoff.

Even Karina, not to mention Wilfred, was caught off guard. Could a few words really have made her more cooperative?

As it turned out, of course not.

After the brief examination, Wendy began her tirade, directing it squarely at Karina.

“Don’t think just because you said a few kind words to me that I’ll stop hating you,” she snapped. “As long as you don’t give Wilfred back to me, I won’t
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