The door of the ward was then shut. However, one could still vaguely hear the conversation inside:
Lisa said, "Dad, Nora is—"
"Don't speak her name! How kindly did your mother treat her? She treated her like she was her own, but how is she any different from Henry now? She's holding on so stubbornly to the company and just standing by as your mother dies!"
Irene said, "Don't say that about Nora. She's not doing anything because she knows it's useless even if she lets go of the company. Don't vent your anger on someone else…"
"I know, but I feel so awful when I see her so indifferent!" Will suddenly couldn't hold it in anymore, and he started to sob bitterly.
Nora, who was standing outside, could feel their helplessness and anger even through the glass windows.
"Don't you feel bad?"
Henry stood behind her. "For the sake of a company, are you really going to disregard your aunt's life?"
