Resent Reject, Regret By Aqua Summers Chapter 93


    Chapter 93 Listen to the Other Side of the Story


    Everyone, including him, knew that Charlene had saved Brendan’s life and was aware of her status.


    No one would have the courage to challenge Charlene’s status, as Charlene could not be defeated.


    Besides, she was vengeful, so anyone who challenged her would be doomed.


    “Sure… I shall get someone to dress your wound first, or it will get infected easily.” Deirdre forced a


    smile on her pale face. “Thank you…”


    “Don’t mention it.”


    Brendan did not take a step into the hospital in the next few days. However, he did not visit Charlene


    either. Instead, he worked on his documents in the office, alone untilte at night, before falling asleep


    in the room there.


    He would have trouble falling asleep as soon as he shut his eyes, his head filled with images of


    Deirdre. He was furious, and he wondered why a blind woman would affect his mood so much.


    He turned over and got out of bed. He then put on his jacket and left the building. When he arrived at


    the hospital, Sam was calling for someone to take over his shift. Caught by surprise by the sight of


    Brendan, he hung up the call.


    “Mr. Brighthall.”


    Brendan nodded and looked through the door to see the woman sleeping on the bed. He felt agitated


    by the sight of her sleeping soundly and he clenched his fists. tightly without noticing.


    ‘I haven’t slept in so long, yet she’s been sleeping soundly every day?”


    “Mr. Brighthall.” Sam chuckled. “I was under the assumption that you wouldn’t being to see Ms.


    McKinnon anymore since you didn’t show up for days.”


    Brendan turned his head to the side. “I’m not here to see her. I just couldn’t sleep well at night, so I


    came to get a sleeping pill prescription from the hospital.”


    “Is that so?” Sam hesitated for a moment before he said, “In truth, Ms. McKinnon has not been doing


    so well in the past few days either. If you have time, you shoulde and visit her more. Ms.


    McKinnon is trying to endure this forcefully and won’t tell me. I still haven’t managed to get any


    information from her about her health.”


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    Brendan sneered. “What’s the point of meing to visit? She wants me to stay far away from her and


    she won’t speak to me sincerely either. You should get Sterling toe. She will start smiling more


    then.”


    “Is that so? I don’t think so. I think Ms. McKinnon cares a lot about you too, Mr. Brighthall.”


    Brendan found it absurd. He turned around and red at Sam. “If she cares about me, why did she


    abandon me in Charlene’s care when I was unconscious from the high fever? If she cares about me,


    why did shein about my sickness and request to be ced in another room?”


    Sam was stunned. “Ms. McKinnonined about your sickness and requested to be ced in


    another room?”


    He sounded astonished, and Brendan furrowed his eyebrows. “Is that not the case?”


    “No, of course not!” Sam had finally figured out the situation, so he hastily said, “I have never heard Ms.


    McKinnonining about your sickness. The reason she requested to be ced in another room


    was because Ms. McKinney wanted to be with you and they were involved in a fight.”


    Brendan stopped for a moment and then sneered. “This woman is so good at pretending. She won’t


    show her true self to you, of course! She’s still counting on you to put in a good word for her!”


    ‘That would be impossible. Deirdre could have made me tell Mr. Brighthall about the wound caused by


    Charlene’s grip but she did not.’


    “Mr. Brighthall… I believe that there’s some sort of misunderstanding between you and Ms. McKinnon.


    Right?”


    Sam could not help saying, “Ms. McKinnon could have left you to get some rest when you copsed at


    the time. You wouldn’t have been able to make it through the night given your health condition, but Ms.


    McKinnon summoned me to help immediately. She did not leave your side for even half a step during


    the treatment process. If she minded your sickness, why didn’t she leave earlier? Besides…”


    Sam pursed his lips because he felt troubled by what he was about to say. However, he mustered the


    courage to say, “Ms. McKinnon and Ms. McKinney were in conflict, and I found outter on. I didn’t


    know the reason, but Ms. McKinnon appeared to be very angry at the time because Ms. McKinney


    made a provocative remark. I believe that you should listen to the other side of the story regarding the


    conflict. Won’t you?”