Ex-Wife's Revenge (Alaricka) novel Chapter 118

How could Natalie possibly be willing to give the hospital bed back? She would definitely let Roschelle decide.

Next, Roschelle would bring Kieran to speak for her.

So, when Alarieka turned around to look, she unsurprisingly saw Kieran and Roschelle standing together.

There were quite a few people in the ward, coming and going, almost filling up the hallway.

Kieran frowned a little and reached out to carefully protect Roschelle, letting her stand peacefully in the aisle.

Alarieka slowly stood up, looked over their shoulders, and saw Natalie wiping her tears behind Roschelle.

Natalie noticed her staring, looked up, and shot her a fierce, smug glare.

Alarieka pulled a smile. “What brought you two here?”

Roschelle pressed her lips together, looked at her with difficulty, and said softly, “Can we talk outside?”

Alarieka stood still and said calmly, “Is there anything that can’t be said here.”

Maybe Roschelle also noticed that everyone in the room was looking at her with unfriendly eyes.

Roschelle was kind of “scared” and pushed straight into Kieran’s arms,

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looking up at Kieran with weak eyes. “Kier..”

The voice twisted and turned a thousand times, soft and melting to the

bone

Kieran lifted his eyelids, his long, dark eyes swept over everyone there. looking neither warm nor cold. There was a lot of pressure in his gaze, and his whole vibe just looked scary.

It made people lower their heads without thinking and not dare to look at it again.

Alarieka looked at Kieran’s dark eyes.

Roschelle leaned against Kieran, like she had someone to rely on, and blinked her innocent eyes, saying, “Alarieka, you got us wrong, we’re not taking over your place.”

She looked a bit troubled, just with a hint of pride and contempt in her

eyes.

“It’s just, the hospital said you guys couldn’t pay the hospital fees, so we took the bed. Natalie’s family wasn’t super rich, but they could afford the medical bills.”

Roschelle went on, “And, even though the hallway wasn’t as good as a ward, at least it was a place to stay. It was still better than being kicked out of the hospital for not being able to pay. Don’t you think that makes sense?”

A paragraph, openly and subtly, just mocked Alarieka and Jaylene for being poor and not being able to pay the hospital bill, while Natalie just didn’t care about the bill at all.

Jaylene’s face turned a bit pale.

She really couldn’t afford the hospital bill.

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