Molly was naive, but she wasn’t dumb. She knew something happened because of what Adalia said.
Yale loved her so much. She didn’t know what extreme measures he would take when he saw her in
this state.
Adalia couldn’t do anything about Yale. So, she came here to vent her frustration.
Molly hated the fact that she was a burden to Yale. She was about to get on her knees on the bed to
apologize to Tatiana.
Seeing how scared and uneasy she was, Tatiana and Olivia helped her lay down properly on the bed
again.
Olivia snapped, “Don’t move! Do you want to bleed out and die?”
Molly didn’t know anything about medicine. She only felt like there was some bleeding in her nether
region after she moved.
This was a normal physiological phenomenon after dilation and curettage. But she froze when she
thought about what Olivia said.
She was scared of dying because Yale would lose his mind if she died.
Tatiana sighed when she saw how docile Molly was. She was a very pitiable person.
It might seem like she was just trying to make amends in Krystal’s stead, but Tatiana actually felt bad
for Molly.
She heard that Molly’s adoption was just a charity act for publicity.
Judging from Adalia’s attitude, Tatiana could guess how hard Molly’s life was in the Kingston
household.
She was the one who was beaten up, and yet she was the one who apologized. She really had it
rough.
“Alright, Molly, you have to relax. Don’t be so nervous.”
Tatiana continued to apply the ointment on Molly. “Do you feel uncomfortable anywhere else?”
Tatiana’s voice was very gentle. Molly, who had never experienced motherly love in her life, suddenly
teared up.
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“Mrs. Heath, my… my stomach hurts.”
Olivia frowned. “Why didn’t you say so earlier? Aren’t you on patient-controlled analgesia?”
It was normal for a patient’s stomach to hurt after dilation and curettage. Molly was in such a bad state.
Her pain would definitely be several times worse than a normal patient.
“Maybe they forgot.”
It could be understandable if normal families didn’t want to spend the money for patient-controlled
analgesia, but the Kingstons could very well afford it.
Besides, this was Chris’ hospital. Ethan had told him to take good care of the patients.
There was only one reason why patient-controlled analgesia wasn’t used. Adalia stopped the nurses
from using it!
She blamed Molly for all the things that Yale did. That was why she was making things difficult for Molly
even when Molly was already in such a bad condition.
Olivia and Tatiana looked at each other. Both of them had guessed why Molly wasn’t using any patient-
controlled analgesia.
They used to be at odds, but they were strangely in sync at that very moment.
“I’ll get a nurse to give you some right now.”
Olivia exited the room, went to look for Chris, and scolded him harshly.
Chris asked a nurse to hook Molly up with some patient-controlled analgesia.
Then, he said with an aggrieved expression, “Olivia, you didn’t see how vicious Mrs. Kingston was. She
forbade us from providing Molly with patient-controlled analgesia.
“That was her daughter, so we could only respect her wishes as the patient’s family member.”
Olivia was aware that Chris didn’t have a choice. The Kingstons were an influential family of politicians.
He couldn’t afford to get on their bad side.
“I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have taken it out on you.”
Olivia was just frustrated to see Molly in such a horrible state.
“Where did Yale go?” Olivia asked anxiously.
“He was here the whole time. He only left after Molly’s surgery was finished. I think he went to get
changed. He didn’t want to scare Molly with his bloodied clothes.”
So, that was why Adalia was able to get the chance to bully Molly.
“Keep an eye out on her.”
Chris raised an eyebrow. “Have you forgotten that Yale tried to expose your ex-husband’s identity a few
years ago?
“He caused the two of you to be chased after by assassins, and the two of you almost died.
“This is a great chance to get revenge on him. Why are you helping him so much?”
“Molly should have to pay for what Yale did. We shouldn’t kick people when they’re already down.
Besides, he already got what he deserved.”