Chapter 2034


    Chapter 2034 I Have Always Found It Strange


    At the sight of Rodney weing Nicole and the others as though they were guests of honor, Mabel


    curled her lips and rolled her eyes surreptitiously. Nichs threw her a look, upon which she started


    putting on a show again as the mistress of the house.


    “Ah, you’re all finally here! There’s now hope for our dearest Wil! You’re both experts in this area,


    specialists, so you must have a way to save him. He’s really pitiful, loving too deeply that he jumped


    into the sea for Maya’s sake. Though he was saved and didn’t drown at the very least, he became an


    idiot. Truly, he’s been through too much. You must save him! He can’t remain in his current state


    forever. The Simpson family still needs him!”


    Mabel’s acting had the two specialists convinced she was a loving mother who was worried about her


    son. They both nodded fervently.


    “We understand your feelings and will do our best.”


    “I’m d to hear that. Thank you! What a terrible fate that befell Wil!” Mabel feigned an anguished


    expression.


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    “Don’t be sad anymore. Don’t worry, for they’ll give their all to treat Wilbur,” Nicole chimed in. “I know, I


    know. Speaking of which, I’ve got to thank you, Mrs. Seet. If it weren’t for you, these two specialists


    wouldn’t be here to treat Wil. The Simpson family should also thank you.”


    “Not at all. I would’ve still invited them over for Maya’s sake,” Nicole replied cidly. She wasn’t in the


    mood to entertain Mabel’s phony show of amiability, so she brought up the fact that they were there to


    look Wilbur over right away.


    “Where is Wilbur? Let the two doctors look him over.”


    “Wil is upstairs. I’ll have someone call him down at once.”


    Rodney threw a look at the butler, upon which thetter instantly went upstairs to get Wilbur.


    “Thank you for having rushed here from afar, doctors. Please have some tea first. Help yourselves,” he


    then offered out of courtesy.


    The two doctors looked at each other before picking up the teacups. After taking a sip, they both


    lauded, “This is superb tea.”


    “I’m d you like it. I’ll have someone prepare some for you and deliver it to your hotel.”


    “No, it’s okay. Let’s speak about the patient’s condition instead. Earlier, we heard from your wife that


    the patient jumped into the sea. Is his current condition due to that?”


    “Yes. My son loves Maya deeply. He thought she had perished and couldn’t take the blow, so he


    jumped into the sea.”


    While saying that, Rodney nced at Nicole and Maya. At once, guilt swamped Maya.


    However, Nicole countered, “Speaking of that, I’ve always found it strange. Everyone knows Wilbur has


    always been a sensible and circumspect person, as evidenced by his management of Simpson Group.


    Why would he be in such a hurry to jump into the sea just after learning that Maya was dead from the


    trending list without confirming the news? Considering his circumspect nature, he should’ve first


    ascertained whether she had really departed from this life.”


    Nichs’ heart lurched, and a sh of panic flittered across Mabel’s eyes.


    She then feigned calmness and reckoned, “I think he loves her too much that he lost his senses upon


    learning about her demise. He didn’t have the presence of mind to analyze things, his entire focus on


    being with her caused him to act recklessly. He must have been nning to go to heaven to find her


    and reunite with her.”


    “Exactly. Wilbur is someone who loves deeply, so… so it’s not surprising that he did it,” Nichs


    seconded.


    Eyeing them both, Nicole chuckled. “Do you two really know him so well that you know what he was


    thinking? It’s as though you had witnessed him jumping into the sea.”


    Startled, Mabel’s expression changed, and she forced a smile. “A mother knows her son best. Though


    he’s not my biological child, I’ve taken care of him for many years. As such, I still understand him better


    than outsiders.”


    When she spoke of “outsiders,” she deliberately looked Nicole up and down. Her meaning was obvious


    —”you’re an outsider and don’t understand him, so don’t specte on his thoughts by putting yourself


    in his shoes.”