Chapter 909 Meeting His Father
Josie didn’t reply and only nced at this man whom even drunkenness couldn’t hide his charm, and
asked indifferently, “Where to?”
Arnold squinted his eyes. “Don’t you already know the few ces I frequent in Wavery?”
These words were too intimate, stirring up Josie’s memories of hardship with him. She asked, “Sky
Pce?”
“Let’s go to the hospital.” He leaned over, setting up the navigation.
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Emotions surged within Josie, yet she feigned calmness. “Is it appropriate at thiste hour?”
Arnold said with a hint of teasing, “What are you referring to?”
“The procedure.”
“I’ve arranged for the staff to take care of everything.”
So, Josie stopped talking and stepped on the gas.
The hospital was brightly lit. Arnold walked ahead, his back appearing somewhat nonchnt. Josie
stared at him, reminiscing about the past. Perhaps they could have be close friends if he hadn’t
chosen this path.
There were police officers stationed outside Edward’s hospital room. Technically, visiting hours were
over, but Arnold had no trouble getting in.
“Just wait a moment,” he said, continuing on his way.
The door to the ward was slightly ajar, and Josie stood at the entrance. He could see Edward lying in
the hospital bed, one hand handcuffed, the other hooked up to an IV drip. He looked to be in his fifties
or sixties, his appearance not particrly aged, but his hair had already turned white.
It was evident that he was a serious and ambitious man in his early years.
Arnold sat next to him, exchanging a few words. During their conversation, Edward nced toward the
door. Josie instinctively dodged, avoiding his gaze.
After a while, Arnold opened the door and said to her, “Come in.”
Josie furrowed her brows and followed him inside. Edward was already sitting upright, scrutinizing her
meticulously.
Josie called out, “Mr. Carter.”
Edward remained silent. The sharp vignce in his eyes was unlike that of a convict who had spent
several years in prison.
“Dad,” Arnold called softly. “She was passing by and came to see you.”
Edward took a deep breath, looking at Josie. “I know you. Your name is Josie.”
She was very calm. “It seems Arnold has mentioned me
“More than once.” Edward’s response was clearly dissatisfied.
“I’ve been through thick and thin with Arnold. We can be considered close friends. It hasn’t been easy
for him to get you where you are today,” Josie stated calmly.
“Old Mr. Russell has passed away. The fact that Arnold didn’t get the chance for me to pay my respects
is a sign of his insolence.”
He was essentially reminding her one thing-Dexter would kill him if he had indeed shown up.
Josie’s lips curled slightly. “Your good intentions are what matter most. You have done what you can
do.. I’m sure Old Mr. Russell will rest in peace knowing that
With an indifferent snort, Edward looked at her with a somewhat strange gaze.
“Since the two of you have parted ways, devote yourself wholeheartedly to assisting Arnold. If you’re
trulymitted, your status doesn’t matter.”
Josie nced at Arnold, unsure of what he had said to Edward, shifting thetter’s attitude to a
somewhat ambiguous stance.
Arnold remained silent, pouring a ss of water to sober up.
“Assist him on his smuggling journey?” Josie’s voice was icy cold.
Edward was not surprised at all. “For those who want to achieve great things, courage is the most
important. If you’re afraid to do even this, you might as well not call yourself a man.”
After hearing those words, Josie finally understood who Arnold had learned his inherent recklessness
from.
“Mr. Carter, there should at least be some boundaries, right?” She chuckled lightly.
After a few seconds of silence, Edward came to a conclusion. “You’re not on the same path as him.”
He nced at Arnold, who was drinking water. Puzzled Edward asked, “What’s wrong with Summer?”
Arnold’s lips curled into a smirk. “You’ve never seen her draw a gun. We’re birds of a feather.”