Chapter 191 It Was Unfair To Everyone

• Her words made everyone present not know how to comfort her. Even Evelyn, who was listening in the office, felt uncomfortable. Mia’s words seemed to imply that she should be responsible for creating this situation. Because of her sudden arrival and misunderstanding, was she feeling so guilty that she wanted to die? Evelyn didn’t know if she was telling the truth but was willing to believe her. After all, Huston had tried his best to treat her. She wouldn’t let him down, would she? “Mia, your current physical condition does not allow you to make such a rash decision. It would all be in vain with a slight misstep.
• You have already spent five years in Aronland, and I don’t want there to be another five years.” For the first time, Huston spoke to her in a serious tone. He had always indulged her, but this matter had crossed his bottom line. Mia looked at him blankly. What did he mean by that? Was he threatening her in disguise? “Huston, how, how can you say that…” “I hope you can take it seriously. It’s not easy for you to get better. Do you want to go back to the starting point?” Looking at the weak person lying on the bed, a trace of impatience appeared in Huston’s heart for the first time, except for heartache and nervousness. Anyone would become impatient in such a situation. Huston had invested so much energy and effort into her treatment, only to see it undermined by her hasty actions in the end. Mia didn’t understand.
• “I just don’t want you to be in a dilemma. I…” “If you don’t want to trouble Mr. Lloyd further, and if you don’t want to create more problems, then you should take better care of your own body. Since you know, Mr. Lloyd has done so much for you, and you should quickly get better and become independent instead of wallowing in self–pity and self– harm.”” Mabel’s clear voice suddenly rang out. She hadn’t met Mia many times, and they didn’t have much of a relationship, so her perception of Mia was more direct. Mia appeared fragile, and she didn’t show any desire to recover quickly. Instead, she assumed the role of a patient every day, and such an attitude did not benefit her recovery. Mia didn’t expect Mabel to interrupt and be so direct suddenly.