“Well, she’s ustomed to the luxuries of a wealthy family.


    Obviously, she’s reluctant to return to a rural life.


    But this time, I’ll ensure Madisyn recognizes her errors,” Jenna said with a confident smile.


    After their departure, Madisyn discussed the incident with Dane.


    With her in the Johns Group, Gilbert and Jenna wouldn’t daree back.


    “Great,” Dane replied, having also seen the online news.


    “Is that farmer in the hospital now?”


    “Yeah, it looks like he got a cancer.


    ”


    Dane furrowed his brow and remarked, “It’s odd that someone believes you’re their daughter.


    People online are now badmouthing you.


    I’ll clear things up.


    ”


    “I’ll go meet them first,” Madisyn responded.


    “I assume that couple has tried to exin, but Jenna and the others might not buy it.


    It’s really sad.


    Even though they were struggling financially, they still managed to get Jenna into dance sses.


    Sadly, Jenna is ungrateful.


    ”


    Dane nodded in agreement.


    “This couple truly deserves help.


    You should donate a million dors on behalf of Johns Group and make sure the funds are transferred to them from thepany ount.


    ”


    “Alright.


    ”


    Madisyn genuinely feltpassion for the couple.


    With nothing else on her schedule today, she headed straight to the hospital.


    The couple was in a basic, standard ward.


    The ward was crowded with sick patients, and the air was thick with an unpleasant odor.


    “You two elders, make sure you don’t leave your belongings lying around here.


    ”


    A man in his thirties shot an angry re at Aidyn and Sherlyn.


    Sherlyn was about to pick up the basin, but the man kicked it over.novelbin


    “Can’t you be more perceptive?” he snapped.


    The people nearby were visibly upset, but none of them dared to speak up.


    Although everyone was disgusted by the man’s behavior, most of the people there were elderly and frail, making them reluctant to confront him.


    The basin shattered into several pieces.


    Sherlyn’s expression grew grim.


    A basin didn’t cost much, just a few dors, but to her and her husband, even a few dors was a significant amount.


    She started to tremble uncontrobly.


    Aidyn’s heart ached for Sherlyn, and he wanted to help her up, but the pain in his own body held him back.


    All he could manage to say was, “It’s alright.


    I don’t need a basin.


    Just sit down and rest.


    ”


    “Huh, stop acting Like some pitiful, loving couple,” the man sneered at them, clearly displeased.


    “People might start thinking I’m picking on you!”