Chapter 742


    Rosalynn peered in and saw Ivy talking to Max. There was a ss barrier between them, but Max was


    still wagging his tail with all his might.


    Rosalynn felt really heartbroken seeing this.


    “Ivy’s death education is too sudden and brutal.”


    After hastily finishing lunch, Wayne called in the afternoon for some help all the way from B City.


    Three impressive vets and two expensive therapeutic devices were brought in.


    “Dogs are super determined to survive, y’know. As long as the machines can help him pull through the


    night, he’ll be all fine.”


    Having heard the doctor’s words, Ivy immediately went to Max: “Max, you gotta stay strong and make it


    through tonight. When you get better, Ivy’s gonna buy you tons of yummy stuff and introduce you to my


    cat!”


    Ivy made many promises.


    Paige was moved by this but also worried for her own cat, who didn’t seem like a match for Max.


    After a while, Grandpa Ramay called.


    He got an idea of the situation here and was somewhat relieved, thanking Wayne profusely.


    After hanging up, Grandpa Ramay helped Granny Ramay drink water and take her meds.


    At this moment, Lennon came down from upstairs.


    Seeing Grandpa Ramay, she coldly said, “Grandpa, when did you get back?”


    Grandpa Ramay looked at Lennon’s with red eyes and walked away without saying anything.


    But Lennon spoke again, “I heard from the maid that the dog is dead?”


    “Lennon!” Grandpa Ramay red at Lennon, reprimanding angrily, “Don’t you know there’re cameras


    in the house? They caught you feeding poison to Max!”


    Lennon was stunned.


    She hadn’t thought about this.


    But it didn’t matter if it was recorded or not. Wasn’t it just killing a pet dog? Was that illegal?


    “Really?” Lennon continued, “So what’re you gonna do? Expose me? Have me arrested? Apologize to


    that dead dog?”


    “You…” Grandpa Ramay’s hands trembled in anger.


    “Grandpa, if y’all hadn’t scolded me over a dog, I wouldn’t have done this,” Lennon said. “So


    technically, you guys killed the dog, not me.”


    “Lennon, have you got any humanity left in you?” Grandpa Ramay looked at Lennon’s carelessness in


    disbelief.


    “You care about my humanity now?” Lennon sneered, “When I was struggling abroad, you only loved


    Eddie. So if I lost my humanity, it’s ‘cause y’all didn’t teach me right. Now you feel tortured by me, well,


    you deserve it. That’s called payback, grandpa.”


    Grandpa Ramay’s legs gave way as he backed up and held onto a cab to steady himself.


    Lennon looked at him, “Don’t get so worked up. If you die, what will Granny, who you took care of her


    whole life, do? Don’t expect me to be nice to her.”


    “Get out! Get the hell out!” Grandpa Ramay scolded fiercely.


    He spent his life as a professor, devoted to educating others, never imagining his own granddaughter


    would turn out like


    this.


    “Darling, what happened?”


    Granny Ramay, rmed by the noise, hurried out of her room.


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    She looked terrible. Lennon nced at her but didn’t care, saying, “I live in my grandparents‘ house,


    why should I leave? Eddie can stay, why not me? Don’t be so biased. I won’t be home tonight, don’t


    wait up.”


    After saying this, Lennon changed her shoes in the hallway and strode away with pride.