"Are you her parent? !" The woman with her hair permed with pear blossoms, upon seeing a little girl following behind the head teacher, immediately glared at her rudely.

Nancy frowned and held it in for a long time before saying, "Well, I'm her... Sister."

"What sister? Neither father nor mother." Doris snorted and glanced at her sideways.

Giving her a hateful look, Nancy frowned and asked, "Tell me, what did you do? !"

"I didn't do anything, just turned down a guy I didn't like," Doris frowned, her face falling. "And didn't look at what kind of person she was, qualified to date me? !"

"Look for yourself, what's the attitude of your kid?" the woman who had glared at Nancy earlier slapped the table angrily. "Will our son take a fancy to you? ! Stop glorifying yourself!"

What I said is the truth. Doris didn't look at her and was a little haughty.

Seeing her like this, the woman was so angry that she wanted to strike, but Laura stopped her. "Don't be angry. We'll figure it out eventually."

"It's all like this whether we can figure it out or not. Let's not talk about this and just talk about the medical expenses." The boy's father spoke, his voice a little low, but it didn't sound like that of an unreasonable person.

Nancy looked at him in surprise, then at Doris, "What kind of person have you beaten? !"

"I had a nosebleed," Doris frowned in disgust, as if she really hated the guy. "He was throwing a stool in front of me and insisted that I talk to him as a friend. I got angry and grabbed the leg of the stool and pushed it in his face."

"Are you being so casual about it? ! All of you saw that you hit my son with a stool!" The woman shouted again, and Doris gave her a glance. "Did you see that? !"

"I need to see? !" The woman screamed, "There are calls from the hospital saying that the nose bones are discounted!"

The headache held her forehead, Nancy cleared her throat, "Say, how much is it? !"

Seeing Nancy so straightforward, Doris narrowed her eyes and gave her a mocking smile.

When Nancy came out of the office and sent Doris back to the classroom, as she went up the stairs, Doris suddenly ran up a few yards, then turned around and looked down at Nancy, her eyes as cold as ice, "Where's my mom?" !"

"She said she was going to the class reunion," Nancy looked up at her. "What? Did you contact her? !"

Doris turned her face away as if annoyed, and after a while, gave her a haughty smile. "She doesn't have any class reunion to attend. People who don't go to high school before they finish have lost contact with their classmates eight hundred years ago."

"What do you mean by that? !" Nancy was puzzled.

"The head teacher called her in the afternoon," Doris glared at her angrily as soon as she raised her head. "It's none of your business. It doesn't matter if she comes or not. What matters is that as long as someone comes to pay, it can be anyone. I won't go against money."

Nancy was a little angry, but she didn't need to argue with Doris and could only take a few deep breaths in silence.

"All right, go back to the classroom and don't cause trouble at school anymore," Nancy waved her hand, and before she could turn around, Doris called out to her. "The tablet you bought for me was snatched and smashed by him, and he pestered me too tightly, so I just told him that his family was too poor and I didn't like it."

"......" Looking at her speechlessly, Nancy was at a loss for words.

So that's how the fight started.

"Later, I'll ask him for compensation myself." Doris looked coldly at Nancy and said, "I'm not angry that he smashed the things you bought, but angry that he dared to smash mine, so don't be self-righteous."

"......" Looking at the little girl with disgust, Nancy shook her head. "Don't worry, I won't."

"He also smashed my phone." Doris glared angrily.

"Then why didn't you say that just now? !" Nancy was a little angry too. She had actually paid more than seven thousand dollars.

"I'm willing to take advantage of you," Doris sneered and rolled her eyes. "Besides, I'll get it back. Seven thousand, he's not worth it!"

"Stop messing around!" Nancy was a little anxious, but Doris held her chin up arrogantly, "It's your turn to be in charge of my business? !"

Staring at Doris with lively eyes for a long time, Nancy finally smiled, "Do you think I'm willing to take care of you? !"

"You..." Doris was a little angry, but Nancy had already left her and gone downstairs.

Back at the hospital, Nancy opened the door quietly, fearing that Eric was sleeping and that she might be too noisy to disturb him.

Slowly pushing the door open, she was stunned by the lights, which Eric had turned on before the caregiver left, while he sat on the bed and cast straight glances in her direction.

"You're not asleep yet," Nancy smiled at him. "I was thinking I wouldn't disturb you."

'How are you going to sleep? !" Eric raised his eyebrows. "Some people's masterpieces are so unexpected that I haven't finished enjoying them yet."

"Well..." Nancy pointed to the light. "Do you need to turn all the lights on to enjoy something? !"

Seeing her insinuating that he doesn't have to move around and that the lights are of no use, Eric's face darkened and his gaze turned cold...

Realizing she had said the wrong thing, Nancy coughed dry and blushed a little awkwardly.

"I had been walking around in my wheelchair before," Eric looked at her calmly. "By the way, I took a look at your little nest."

"How could you do that," Nancy rushed back to her den to realize Eric was lying to her and turned to stare at him. "My curtain is still stuck in the corner of the bed and you haven't opened it at all."

"......" Eric didn't expect that the girl was still on guard against him, and his face immediately turned sour. "There's no one else in this ward except me. Who are you guarding?" !"

Not expecting Eric to ask her this directly, Nancy awkwardly scratched her hand. "It wasn't intentional, I saw it before I left, I was too lazy to pull it out, I didn't mean to guard against anyone."

Seeing that she didn't seem to be lying, Eric pointed to his bedside again. "I folded your clothes for you, but..."

With his glance, Nancy's face flushed red to her neck. "Thanks, thanks."

After stammering her thanks, Nancy hurriedly walked over, fetched her little dress and skirt back and stuffed them into her little nest.

"You left something behind." Eric stared straight at her, neither reaching to move the clothes on the bed nor looking away.

"No," Nancy blinked. "Oh, do you mean your clothes? I'll put them back in the closet for you in a moment."

There was a hint of meaning in her dark eyes, and Nancy was taken aback and understood.

Her rosy cheeks were like blood-soaked white jade, and Nancy said to Eric with some embarrassment, "You mean that, that, yes, it's for you."

So nervous that she stammered, Nancy was too embarrassed to go over and help him pack his clothes...