Now, I finally understood why Caleb was so determined to let the residents of Roz Town move here regardless of the objection of the elders.


    But this idiot of a bitch, Debra, was just too impatient.


    She panicked because of the fire and wanted to speed things up.


    She even suggested they spread the news to the public for the sake of Roz Town’s people.


    How ridiculous!


    After hearing their bombshell of a secret, I quickly scurried away lest they find out I was just around the corner.


    As I made my hasty escape, I brushed past a nurse who happened to be passing by.


    I went back to the ward alone, still feeling ufortable knowing that Caleb and Debra were alone together.


    I couldn’t believe it.


    That bitch actually used the antidote of the Roz Town to get to Caleb.


    Who the hell did she think she was? What made her think she could actually marry Caleb?


    The more I dwelled on it, the angrier I got.


    No matter what, I couldn’t let that bitch be alone with Caleb.


    I had to find a way to separate them.N?velDrama.Org copyrighted ? content.


    Suddenly, a thought urred to me.


    I turned to Dn, who was lying in the bed, pale-faced.


    This child was Caleb’s number one priority.


    Dn was my trump card.


    I decisively walked over to the bedside and removed the tube connected to Dn’s life support.


    When Dn’s face turned even paler, I pretended to panic and started shouting hysterically.


    “Dn! Dn, my baby! What’s wrong with you?”


    I rang the nurse’s bell anxiously and called Dn’s attending doctor.


    As expected, Caleb left Debra in the dust and ran towards Dn’s ward in a hurry.


    I also took the opportunity to stop Debra, leaving her standing there in a daze, looking very sad.


    Seeing her so sad made me feel very happy.


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    Sure enough, Dn was the best weapon I had.


    No matter what tricks Debra yed, in Caleb’s eyes, she was nothingpared to Dn, his biological son.


    However, when Dn’s vital signs stabilized, Caleb also calmed down.


    He suddenly turned to me and asked, “Denise, what happened? I left the ward for just a few minutes.


    How could something have happened to him while I was gone?”


    I was afraid that he’d suspect me, so I pretended to be very sad and said weakly, “I’m sorry.


    I have no idea what happened.


    I just entered the room and saw that you weren’t there, and then I noticed that there was something wrong with the machine.


    Dn became very weak and pale.


    I was so worried, so I called the doctor in immediately.


    ”


    “There was something wrong with the machine?”


    Caleb frowned at me, as though he found the circumstances strange.


    But he couldn’t dwell on it for too long because at that moment, Dn woke up.