Madam White felt more and more disappointed, unable to accept that the grandson she raised with her own hands could be such an Ungrateful Wolf.
He inherited none of Sophia Parker's business acumen, but he learned every bit of her scheming and cunning.
Yet the Old Man probably didn't even notice anything wrong, blindly believing Benjamin White's words and accusing Amelia unfairly.
Amelia looked at her Grandmother lying on the ground, unwilling to get up, and smiled helplessly, "Grandmother, I'm a doctor too. Listen to me, it's okay to get up."
"Really, it's okay?"
Amelia nodded, "Why would I lie to my Grandmother? Get up, and I'll take you to the upstairs room."
Only then did Madam White reach out her arm and let Amelia help her up. Then she pretended to be weak and groaned, "Amelia, I don't like staying in hotels. I want to stay at your house."
"..." Go to her house?
