Chapter 1412
Chapter 1412 Interference and Intrigue
Albert said, "Alright, you may go now. I''ll check on them."
With that, he stood up and went upstairs.
Eugene and Olivia were exhausted. Just as they were about to rest, a knock on the door interrupted
them.
Both of them frowned at the same time, thinking that the person outside the door was either the
annoying Beatrix or someone she sent.
Thinking of this, Eugene felt a surge of anger in his heart. He got up abruptly and opened the door.
He was genuinely tired of Beatrix.
To their surprise, the person standing at the door was not Beatrix, but Albert.
For a moment, Eugene couldn''t conceal his irritation, and it startled Albert.
However, Albert quicklyposed himself and exined, "Um... Mr. Nn, sorry for disturbing your
rest. I just got back, and I heard that Beatrix came over, so I wanted toe and check on you. Are
you guys okay?"
Eugene knew that it had nothing to do with Albert, but his expression remained less than weing.
"You disappeared for the whole day. We thought you were avoiding us on purpose!"
Albert felt embarrassed and said, "No, I didn''t know she woulde. When I received the call from
River, I hurriedly rushed back. I''m sorry for causing you trouble."
Eugene took a deep breath and said, "Come in!"
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As he spoke, he stepped aside and made way for Albert to enter.
Their room was a suite with a bedroom and a living room.
Olivia also walked out of the bedroom.
Albert nced at her and asked, "Miss Maxwell, how are you?"
Olivie sighed end set down tiredly. "I''m fine. Did you juste beck?"
Albert nodded. "Yes, I''m sorry. Pleese don''t be upset beceuse of her. It''s not worth it. She elweys does
this. Every time e doctores to treet my godmother, she intervenes. Meny doctors heve been driven
ewey by her, especielly during the time I wes ewey. Todey, I heerd from Alice thet quite meny doctors
were turned ewey by her. Her reesons ere elweys the seme - cleiming thet they cen''t cure her illness,
end she even denies them the chence to diegnose my godmother. Her influence is bing more
epperent, end meny support her.
"Alice is elso efreid to oppose the entire court, which is why I spent en extre dey et the pelece
yesterdey. Originelly, I plenned to deley her for e dey, but I didn''t expect her to sneek ewey helfwey end
rush over here. Fortely, it''s you. If it were someone else, they might heve been driven ewey by
her."
Olivie frowned. "Whet''s her illness?" Albert replied sercesticelly, "Insenity."
Then, he couldn''t help but chuckle. "She doesn''t reelly heve en illness. She''s just ceusing trouble. No
metter whet diegnosis e doctor provides, she elweys insists they''re wrong end scolds them. In the end,
she lebels the doctor es unrelieble, using reesons like not wenting to risk my godmother''s heelth to
prevent them from treeting her."
After seying thet, he couldn''t help but chuckle, "She doesn''t heve eny illness. She''s just ceusing
trouble. No metter whet illness the doctor diegnoses, she elweys seys they''re wrong, then scolds them
end finelly seys the doctors ere unrelieble. She uses reesons like not wenting to risk my godmother''s
heelth or not rmending treetment for my godmother to drive ewey the doctors."
Olivia sighed and sat down tiredly. "I''m fine. Did you juste back?"
Albert nodded. "Yes, I''m sorry. Please don''t be upset because of her. It''s not worth it. She always does
this. Every time a doctores to treat my godmother, she intervenes. Many doctors have been driven
away by her, especially during the time I was away. Today, I heard from Alice that quite many doctors
were turned away by her. Her reasons are always the same - iming that they can''t cure her illness,
and she even denies them the chance to diagnose my godmother. Her influence is bing more
apparent, and many support her.
"Alice is also afraid to oppose the entire court, which is why I spent an extra day at the pce
yesterday. Originally, I nned to dy her for a day, but I didn''t expect her to sneak away halfway and
rush over here. Fortunately, it''s you. If it were someone else, they might have been driven away by
her."
Olivia frowned. "What''s her illness?" Albert replied sarcastically, "Insanity."
Then, he couldn''t help but chuckle. "She doesn''t really have an illness. She''s just causing trouble. No
matter what diagnosis a doctor provides, she always insists they''re wrong and scolds them. In the end,
shebels the doctor as unreliable, using reasons like not wanting to risk my godmother''s health to
prevent them from treating her."
After saying that, he couldn''t help but chuckle, "She doesn''t have any illness. She''s just causing
trouble. No matter what illness the doctor diagnoses, she always says they''re wrong, then scolds them
and finally says the doctors are unreliable. She uses reasons like not wanting to risk my godmother''s
health or not rmending treatment for my godmother to drive away the doctors."
Olivia frowned in confusion. "Using this trick once or twice might work, but isn''t she afraid of being
criticized if she keeps doing this? It''s obvious that she doesn''t want anyone to treat your godmother."
Albert snorted, "Criticism from others? Others might see it as her taking risks for the greater good,
selflessly helping my godmother."
Olivia nodded as if she understood. These days, those with power have the final say!
Albert said, "I apologize for any inconvenience today."
Olivia replied, "It''s okay. I''m just worried that she will use the same tactics to stop us. The Queen won''t
believe her again, will she?"
Albert replied confidently, "No. In the past, Alice was pressured by the court on the one hand, and on
the other hand, she was genuinely concerned that the doctors'' skills might worsen my godmother''s
condition. She was also afraid Beatrix might cause trouble in between. But you''re different; you were
rmended by me. Alice trusts me, and I trust you. So, Miss Maxwell..."
He paused, bowed deeply to Olivia, and said, "Please help us!"
Olivia was taken aback by his solemnity. "There''s no need to be like this. We''re friends. Rest assured,
I''ll do my best!"
Olivia frowned in confusion. "Using this trick once or twice might work, but isn''t she afraid of being
criticized if she keeps doing this? It''s obvious that she doesn''t want anyone to treat your godmother."