Chapter 58 Paulina’s face was pped to the side, and disbelief etched across her features as she


    looked at Wilma. “Wilma, what’s wrong with you?” she asked. “Harlot! Witch!” Wilma seethed. “You


    don’t deserve to be part of the ck family! Tammie must have been blind to fall for a witch like you!”


    “Wilma, what’s going on?” Paulina clutched her face, her whole body shaking. She knew Wilma had


    never thought highly of her, but Wilma had never resorted to violence against her before. Luna


    smoothed Wilma’s back and stepped forward, her voice soft and soothing. “Paulina, you can’t me


    Aunt Wilma for being so upset. Do you know who Ms. Yeager is?” “What do you mean?” Paulina was


    perplexed. “Ms. Yeager was once Anthea Morris, and you should know about Anthea Morris‘


    reputation,” Luna continued. “Tammie’s illness has stumped doctors here and abroad. Ms. Yeager is


    only eighteen. Can she cure Tammie? Plus, I’ve heard that Ms. Yeager can barely recognize the


    alphabet.” Paulina retorted, “Wilma, Luna, it’s not like that. You’ve got Ms. Yeager all wrong! She’s a


    talented individual. Here’s the prescription she wrote for Tammie. Does it look like the handwriting of


    someone who can barely read?” The prescription was beautifully written, disying elegance and full


    of character. Luna narrowed her eyes. The ingredients listed on the prescription had no vermifuge


    effects, only minor benefits for nourishing the body and replenishing energy. It seemed like a false


    rm. She had thought Anthea was capable of something significant. Wilma tore up the prescription


    Paulina handed her and pointed at her. “I won’t let you feed my son such nonsense! I want you out of


    the ck family immediately!” Paulina was trembling. “Wilma, you’re cutting off Tammie’s only chance


    at life!” “Slut, shut your mouth!” Wilma pped her again. “You think I don’t know about your dirty


    schemes with Wird? You want to kill Tammie to take over the ck family! Let me tell you. As long


    as I’m here, it will never happen! You’ll never seed!” “I didn’t…” Paulina’s face was wet with tears. “I


    want Tammie to get better more than anything. If I could, I’d give my life for his.” She wasn’t lying. She


    and Tammie had been married for years, their rtionship as close as ever. Luna stood aside.


    “Paulina, I understand how you feel. And there’s a saying, ‘Desperate times 1/2 11:16 call for desperate


    measures,‘ but Ms. Yeager’s reputation precedes her. How can you expect us to trust her?” “Get out!


    Leave now!” Wilma pointed toward the door. *Cough, cough, cough!” At that moment, Tammie, lying inContent property of N?velDra/ma.Org.


    bed, suddenly awoke, sitting up and coughing up a mouthful of blood, staining the white sheets


    crimson. “Tammie!” “Tammie!” Wilma and Paulina rushed to him. Paulina…” Tammie grabbed her hand


    weakly. “I’m so sorry. I couldn’t protect you…” Paulina shook her head, tears streaming. “I’m fine. It’s


    okay…” As she spoke, Tammie turned to Wilma. “Mom, please don’t be hard on Paulina. It hurts me to


    see you like this…” Wilma cleaned her tears, saying. “Silly boy, this woman wants you dead! How can


    you still defend her?” Tammie spoke with difficulty, “Mom, you’ve got Paulina wrong. She’s not that kind


    of woman. There’s no need to fall out over what will happen to me, Mom. I hope you will treat Paulina


    as your daughter when I’m gone.” “You’re not going to die, my silly boy. You won’t die!” Wilma cried out


    loud. Tammie continued, “I know my health, and I can’t escape death. Please let me try Ms. Yeager’s


    remedy. Otherwise, I can’t rest in peace…”