Matthew’s face suddenly went pale.
He gripped his head in agony, pounding on it as if to silence the intrusive voices.
Ste was rmed.
She gazed at Matthew, perplexed and concerned.
“What’s wrong with you? Are you feeling sick? Should I call Fernando to take you to the hospital?”
Then she remembered Fernando was off duty.
Ste’s anxiety peaked, nearly bringing her to tears.
She quickly grabbed Matthew’s arm, attempting to help him stand, but he was too heavy for her to move.
As Matthew’s condition seemed to worsen, Ste grew increasingly desperate, unsure of what to do.
Suddenly, the office door swung open.
Startled, Ste immediately looked toward the door.
Her expression shifted slightly upon seeing who it was.
Lindsay entered, seated in a wheelchair, pushed by a maid.
Upon observing the scene, Lindsay’s brows furrowed, and she shot an icy re at Ste, demanding angrily, “What are you doing? What did you do to Matthew?”
Steposed herself and ignored Lindsay, instead addressing the maid urgently, saying, “Please help me.
Something is seriously wrong with Matthew.
We need to get him to the hospital!”
The maid hesitated, ncing at Lindsay for direction, intimidated by her stern expression.
Ste, driven by her anxiety, raised her voice, saying, “Matthew is your boss.
He signs your checks.
Can’t you see what’s more important here?”
The maid was torn, fearful of upsetting Lindsay, yet aware of her duty to Matthew, and moved to assist.
However, Lindsay interjected sharply, “Stop.All content is property ? N?velDrama.Org.
”
The maid froze, uncertain of her next move.
Lindsay then instructed, “Push me over there.
I know how to calm him down.
”
Without a word, the maidplied and maneuvered Lindsay closer.
Lindsay pushed Ste aside, taking her ce.
Ste, caught off bnce, steadied herself against a bookshelf.
Though infuriated, she knew Matthew’s well-being was paramount.
Silently seething, she watched closely as Lindsay approached Matthew.
Lindsay began to soothe Matthew, patting his back gently and whispering, “Matthew, it’s me… Matthew…”