Be looked at Tyron and asked, “As a doctor, is this how you treat your patients?”


    Seeing Be’s displeasure, Tyron quickly pleaded, “Be, Elizabeth made me do it!”


    If this got out, his career would bepletely ruined.


    Now, he was desperate to clear his name.


    Seeing Tyron trying to shift the me, Elizabeth immediately objected, saying, “You’re lying! You were willing to do it! You couldn’t have been happier when you received the money! How dare you try to disown your responsibility now? In your dreams!”


    “Elizabeth, why y innocent? Didn’t you approach me first to get medication for your mother? And now you’re turning on me?”


    “That’s not true!” Elizabeth turned to Be and pleaded, “Mom, this immoral doctor d


    eceived me.


    He told me you would get better if you took these pills.


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    Hearing this conversation made Be feel even more desperate.


    She couldn’t believe Elizabeth was still refusing to acknowledge her mistakes, still trying to deceive her.


    If she hadn’t witnessed it herself today, she might have continued to give Elizabeth the benefit of the doubt out ofpassion.


    Memories flooded back to Be.


    Elizabeth had always yed the innocent to gain her sympathy.


    How many lies had Elizabeth told her over the years?


    The more Be reflected on the past, the deeper her disappointment grew.


    She felt as if she had never truly known her daughter.


    Seeing Elizabeth’s unremorseful behavior shattered any remaining affection Be felt for her.


    With a stern expression, shemanded, “Leave now.


    Go back to Dorburn immediately.


    From this day forward, I don’t want to see you again!”


    After saying this, Be turned away, unwilling to even nce at Elizabeth any longer.


    “No, Mom…” Elizabeth protested.


    “I won’t go back.


    You can’t do this to me!”


    All Elizabeth was after was Be’s wealth.


    What Be had just said felt like a firm statement that Elizabeth would never achieve her goal.


    “Mom, I’ve looked after you for so long.


    I really do care about you.


    Can’t you see that? How can you send me away just on the few words of an outsider?”


    In the past, Be might have been swayed by such words.


    But having seen Elizabeth’s harsh and indifferent behavior, she realized that it was all just an act.


    “Mom, don’t you remember how much you used to love me? I’m your only daughter.


    You didn’t really mean what you said a moment ago, right?”


    Elizabeth continued to beg and cry, trying to sway Be with emotional appeals to family ties.


    Yet Be’s eyes showed only pain, without any hesitation.