She red at Madisyn and eximed, “You’ve crossed the line.


    Kristine is in such bad shape, and you still won’t let her go.


    Are you even human?”


    “If you have time to use me, you might as well help her up quickly,” Madisyn replied coolly, her expression as icy as ever.


    Kristine was indeed in agony.


    When she returned to the bed, she felt like her bones were breaking.


    Observing the frost in Madisyn’s gaze, Kristine thought that Madisyn was a master at keeping up appearances, probably very anxious on the inside!


    “Madisyn, apologize to Kristine right now!” Josie demanded, grabbing Madisyn’s hand.


    “Apologize? I’m not the one who should be apologizing.


    ” Madisyn scoffed, pulling away from Josie’s grasp and walked away.


    Andrew stood in the corridor watching Madisyn.


    “Is it over? Are you headed to Mafelen now?”


    “Yes, I’m going to take part in thepetition.


    ”


    “Alright, I’ll take you to the airport,” Andrew said.novelbin


    Madisyn didn’t refuse.


    Back in the ward, Josie looked at Kristine sympathetically.


    “Kristine, your sister is really cruel…”


    While she spoke, noises came from outside, and ine and Glenn arrived.


    Seeing ine and Glenn, Josie startedining, “Mr.


    and Mrs.


    Johns, you arrived just in time! Madisyn just pushed Kristine to the floor and walked away! Even after what she had done, she still wouldn’t leave Kristine alone!”


    ine’s expression turned grim.


    She looked at Kristine as though she was seeing someone she didn’t recognize.


    “Is this true?”


    Even ine, usually so mild-mannered, showed her anger.


    Kristine felt a bitforted by this-it seemed her parents still cared for her.


    “Yes.


    ” Kristine, feeling wronged, exined, “Madisyn wanted me to say she hadn’t harmed me.


    I refused, and she got so mad that she pushed me down.


    ”


    Josie added, “If I hadn’t heard the noise and barged in, who knows what might have happened!”


    The couple’s faces grew even more sullen, particrly Glenn’s.


    His long career had endowed him with a formidable, authoritative air.


    His severe expression cast a coldness over the room, making Kristine afraid to even breathe too loudly.


    Yet Kristine felt hopeful.


    She believed the Johns family, being righteous, wouldn’t let Madisyn off easily.


    For the first time, ine said with a chilling calm, “Kristine, you’ve really let me down.


    ”


    Kristine was secretly pleased, but ine’s words shocked her, and she looked at ine, bewildered.


    ine continued, “Starting today, you need to reflect on your actions until you realize your mistakes.


    Only then can youe back home.


    ”


    Glenn remained silent but his look of disappointment was piercing.


    Then they left.


    However, Kristine began to tremble.


    She gripped the nket tightly, her patience finally snapping.