Before the doctor could respond to Maggie’s question, a nearby young nurse interjected,
“The patient in Room 1003 is an elderly lady. She fainted from high blood pressure yesterday, but the tests came back clear. Honestly, she could’ve gone home the same day, but her family insisted on keeping her under
observation for a couple of days.”
“She’s quite particular too–refused to stay in a regular room demanded a VIP suite. Her family was firm about it. Our VIP rooms have all been fully booked for days, but apparently, they’re relatives of someone influential. After a few calls, they took over a suite that was originally reserved for someone else…”
The nurse kept going, but the doctor beside her gave a light cough, signaling her to stop.
So they’d be gone in a day or two?
If that was the case, Maggie could finally breathe a little easier–less chance of Sally accidentally running into the Brown or Green family members.
Still…
What worried her most wasn’t a coincidence–it was malice.
That someone might intentionally provoke her mother.
With that thought, Maggie turned back to the doctor and nurse, her tone calm but firm.
“My mother’s current mental state is fragile. She can’t handle emotional triggers. Please help us keep a close eye on who’s entering or exiting her room. No one except authorized medical staff or direct Miller family members is allowed in without explicit permission.”
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“And if anyone comes asking about her condition, I want to be notified immediately.”
The doctor nodded. “You have our word, Miss Miller. We’ll be vigilant.”
Even with the reassurance, unease tugged at her chest.
Just like she was asking around about the Brown and Green families…. it wasn’t hard to imagine they’d do the same
about her.
And what if they already knew why she and Madam Miller were here?
Elsewhere in the hospital-
The patient in Room 1003 was none other than Old Madam Green.
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Logan had already come by to check on her, but had since left to attend other business.
As Maggie had feared, once Logan was gone, Tracy wasted no time telling Old Madam Green what she had just witnessed in the corridor–Maggie and Madam Miller walking out of a VIP room.
They both immediately guessed the patient must be Sally.
As for what illness she had-
To find out, Tracy called over the nurse taking care of Old Madam Green.
“We think we just saw Mr. Quincy in the hallway,” she began casually. “Someone must be seriously ill to have her show up in person. Do you happen to know what’s going on with that patient?”
The nurse, unaware of any backstory, answered helpfully, “Multiple organ failure. It’s actually pretty serious.”
At this, Tracy and Old Madam Green exchanged knowing, satisfied smiles.
They were well aware: multiple organ failure was usually terminal.
Which meant Sally might soon be-
But to be sure, Tracy pressed further:
“I thought one of the family members looked familiar. Is their last name Miller? Is the patient named Sally?”
“Yes! You know them?”
“Oh, we go way back,” Tracy replied, smiling sweetly.
“Since it’s organ failure… she probably doesn’t have much time left, right?”
“Well, she didn’t–but the family is quite powerful. They managed to get Mr. Quincy, and apparently she’s made impressive progress. They say there’s now a good chance of recovery.”
That wiped the smugness right off their faces.
As soon as the nurse left, Tracy let out a cold snort.
“Hmph. Just their luck.”
She paused, then muttered bitterly, “That little brat really milked the Johnny connection for all it’s worth.”
If it weren’t for that man, Sally would probably be-
Old Madam Green said nothing, but her expression darkened, a deep crease forming between her brows.
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