"Grandma wants to talk to you again," Dawson reminded.
"I heard it," Lorraine gently set down the spoon she was using to drink porridge.
I glanced at Agnes and slowly said, "Grandma, it's not that I don't want to, it's that I'm afraid. I can't bear this responsibility. Baron and Annabelle have only one precious daughter. I think it's better to send her to the hospital for rescue."
"That's what was said."
Agnes nodded and did not blame her daughter-in-law for not wanting to get involved.
Mainly, she trusted Lorraine, but the Baron couple did not have the same level of trust.
Just a moment ago, Lorraine reminded the couple if the child had a fever, and both of them spoke in a confrontational manner.
Because the child fainted, the Mercer family's breakfast was also a mess and they didn
