Chapter 60
Chapter 60
Seeing Teresa’s reddened eyes, Victoria gave an inward sigh. “It’s okay. It doesn’t hurt.” Her greatest
fear was to see a woman crying.
“How could it not hurt?” Gabrielle disagreed whileing to her bedside. She said to Teresa, “When I
came here, I heard from some colleagues that Victoria couldn’t even walk because of the pain she was
in. She was helped out by the manager and rushed to the hospital by security guards.”
The more Vincent listened to her words, the wider his eyes became. His handsome face was flushed
with rage, and his eyes had a pained look in them.
Teresa didn’t say anything, but tears kept trickling down her cheeks.
The back of Victoria’s hand was soon wet with tears. “It only hurt at the time. Now it doesn’t hurt
anymore.” She gave Gabrielle a warning look.
However, Gabrielle pretended not to see it and let out everything she knew. “They even told me that the
skin of her leg above the knee was all red, with a dozen big blisters clustered together. It looked so
scary—”
“Alright, that’s enough. Stop it.” Victoria cut her short with a frown.
Gabrielle smiled sheepishly in a cautious and somewhat ingratiating manner.
Wiping her tears away, Teresa asked in a quavering voice, “Are you telling the truth about that?”
Victoria spoke before Gabrielle could. “That’s just hearsay and exaggeration. It’s not that bad, actually.”
Just then, the doctor opened the door with a click and came in. “What thisdy said just now is no
exaggeration. If you hadn’t torn off your pants sooner, the fabric might stick to the blisters, and you’d
suffer even more.” He wiped the back of Victoria’s hand with an alcohol swab before inserting a needle
to put her on a drip.
Vincent’s eyes were bloodshot as he stood aside without making a sound. A momentter, he suddenly
took off his suit jacket and flung it onto the floor with all his might. “F*ck!” he swore. With that, he
stormed out of the room and banged the door shut.
“Vincent!” Fearing that her brother might do something reckless on impulse, Victoria pulled out the
needle right away in an attempt to run out after him to stop him.
Teresa and the doctor held her down at the same time. “You have to be put on a drip! Do you not want
your leg anymore?” the doctor said sternly.
Victoria was inwardly anxious. She wanted to stand up, but she couldn’t do so with the two holding her
down. “Let go of me first, you two. It won’t make a difference to wait until Ie back before putting me
on a drip!”
“I’ll look for your brother. You keep still and stay here on your IV drip!” Teresa looked panic-stricken.
Without waiting for Victoria’s reply, she said to Gabrielle, who was standing aside in a trance, “Miss,
please look after Tori for a moment and don’t let her out. I’ll be back in a while.”
“Huh? Oh, uh, okay!” Gabrielle replied while helping the doctor hold Victoria down.
Victoria struggled for a long time with all her might, but it didn’t do much other than cause the doctor to
insert the needle in the wrong spot a few times. She pleaded with a frown, “Gabrielle, doctor, please let
go of me. I promise that I’lle back for my IV dripter!”
“Just stay here with your IV drip. Your sister-inw has gone to catch up to your brother,” Gabrielle said
while avoiding Victoria’s gaze.
Victoria licked her parched lips before saying bitterly, “You don’t understand.” Vincent must’ve gone to
Delta Club to kick up a fuss. If Christian learns about it, he won’t let him off.
Gabriel didn’t make a sound, nor did she rx her hold on Victoria.
On the other hand, the doctor was simmering with anger at this moment. He still had a lot of patients to
take care of, but he had spent a long time here for pretty much nothing. “I do understand, but you’re
gonna lose your leg if you keep on thrashing around.”
The furrows in Victoria’s brow deepened; it’d been almost ten minutes since Vincent stormed off.
“Gabrielle, don’t you worry that I’lle after you after returning to the Coleman Familyter if you
don’t do as I say right now?”
“P-Perhaps you can never return to your family.” Gabrielle’s voice gradually sank to a whisper as she
spoke. “Even if you manage to do so, your sister-inw and others won’t let youe after me… I
guess.”
Victoria pursed her lips and gave up struggling. All of a sudden, she felt unusually lonely. Her family
and friends had abandoned her. Even Gabrielle, to whom she was closest at the moment, bowed to
power and reality.
Meanwhile, Teresa ran all the way to the hospital’s entrance after Vincent, but she failed to catch up to
him in the end. When she arrived at the entrance, he had started up his car and sped off. She hurriedly
hailed a taxi and said to the driver, “Please catch up with the Ferrari over there.”
Fearing that she was some criminal, the taxi driver looked at her with a peculiar expression without
moving for a long time.
Teresa said, “That’s my husband’s car! I just saw him get into it with a woman in his arms, but I don’t
know where they’re going.” She looked very anxious, and her reddened eyes made her seem
extremely pitiable.
“Don’t worry, ma’am!” The taxi driver had a warm heart. “I’ll catch up with him right away and make
sure that I won’t lose him!”
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After the Ferrari and the taxi pulled up in front of Delta Club one after another, Teresa hastily handed
the taxi driver a 100-dor note. Then, she hurriedly caught up with Vincent ahead of her.
“There’s no woman in the car. Was she seeing things?” the taxi driver muttered before driving away.
Teresa ran after Vincent in her heels for a long time, but she didn’t manage to catch up to him. “V-
Vincent, w-wait for me!” Getting tired from running, she put her hands on her knees and gasped for
breath with no concern for her image.
Vincent ignored her, though. As soon as he entered the clubhouse, he violently knocked over the two
vases in the hall, causing them to topple over with a loud crash.
“Mr. Coleman, what can we—” A staff member came over and attempted to ask him what was going
on.
Vincent didn’t give him the opportunity at all. Instead, he directly toppled the devil’s ivy on the rack to
the ground with a kick. His eyes were bloodshot as he growled, “Where is your manager? Tell her to
come out!”
The pot of devil’s ivy rolled on the floor before the flowerpot broke into pieces, scattering thnovelxo
fast updatee soil all over the ce and instantly turning the splendidly decorated hall into aplete
mess.
Many who visited the clubhouse were regrs, many of which knew Vincent personally. They wanted
toe over and calm thetter down so that Christian, the clubhouse’s owner, would owe them a
debt of gratitude. However, Vincent refused to acknowledge anyone. Running amok like a bull in a
china shop, he smashed up the ce as he spoke.
Trying to be clever, someone leaned close to Vincent’s ear and advised, “Look how miserable your
sister is after offending Mr. Thatcher! Mr. Coleman, if you don’t want to be as miserable as she is,
you’d better find a way to apologize to him as soon as possible. Just say that you’re drunk; it’s normal
to act crazy when you’re drunk… Aaah!”
Vincent punched the person in the nose as veins stood out on his neck. “Just look at yourself in the
mirror. What the hell makes you qualified to mention my sister?”
Letting out cries of pain, the person covered his nose as blood ran between his fingers. However, he
left with his tail between his legs, not daring to say another word.
On the other hand, Vincent’s heart was almost torn apart by the anger and remorse that welled up in
his chest. “Tell your manager toe out!”
Teresa wanted to stop him at first, but after seeing him like this at this very moment, she opened her
mouth without saying a word. Instead, she merely stood beside him in silence with a conflicted look in
her eyes.
“Mr. Coleman, you’d better keep your voice down. Both Mr. Thatcher and Miss Spritz are here,” said
the staff member gingerly.
“That’s b*llsh*t! Do you think that I’m scared of them?!” Seeing a waiter wheeling a food tray past him,
Vincent dashed over, grabbed a stack of tes, and smashed them onto the floor with a loud tter.
“Christian and Be are here? Tell them toe down here in front of me then!”
A group of people surrounded him, but no one said anything.