CHAPTER 393: CHAPTER 393: LOOKING FOR THE GRANDSON

"Who are you people? How can you just barge into someone else’s hospital room?"

Aunt Golding saw the three elderly women who entered with hostility in their eyes. She suddenly felt they were here to cause trouble for the young lady, as ordinary people couldn’t possibly have gotten past the bodyguards outside.

Aunt Golding wanted to protect Ivana Monroe. She rushed forward, deliberately treating them like strangers who had stumbled into the wrong room, reaching out to try to push them out.

Just as Aunt Golding moved, she was fiercely shoved aside by Aunt Lee, who was standing next to Leon Keane’s mother.

"You blind fool, open your damn eyes and take a good look. This is President Kane’s mother standing in front of you. How dare you be insolent to her? Do you want to die, you dog?"

Aunt Lee’s mouth was vicious; at the moment, she was like a loyal dog standing beside Leon Keane’s mother.

Auntie Chamberlain felt displeased watching Aunt Lee, this dog always eager to please, never giving anyone else a chance. This led to Leon’s mother increasingly relying on Aunt Lee, which made Auntie Chamberlain dislike her more and more.

Ivana Monroe saw Aunt Golding almost fall, anxiety flickered in her eyes, but Aunt Golding managed to steady herself.

Ivana turned her gaze towards Leon’s mother and said coldly, "Ian is at school. If you want to see him, you can call Leon, and after school, have Leon bring the child to you. You don’t need to bring people to cause a commotion in my hospital room."

Leon’s mother felt guilty upon hearing "commotion" since she had promised Leon, after he helped Lucas Pierce that time, to accept Ivana.

Leon’s mother denied, "Who... who’s causing a commotion? I just missed my grandson and came to see him, what’s wrong with that?"

See the grandson?

Ivana wanted to laugh. To see the grandson, would someone bring two aunts to her hospital room? Come in and curse Aunt Golding? Almost push her down?

Ivana wasn’t a fool; Leon’s mother was using the excuse of seeing the grandson to deliberately create trouble.

The timing was perfect!

Leon had taken the two kids to school and hadn’t returned yet.

Did Leon’s mother think she was a strategist capable of seeing into the future?

Leon’s mother frowned, feeling increasingly annoyed under Ivana’s gaze. She thought: That wench, why are her eyes so sharp? Has she seen through me? This... can’t be, right?

Leon’s mother hadn’t seen Ian Keane for a few days and missed him dearly. She called Leon, who said it wasn’t convenient to bring Ian over, making her extremely uncomfortable.

She had just relented and agreed to accept Ivana Monroe.

That wench Ivana had bewitched Leon, asking him to bring her most precious eldest grandson to her place.

Don’t ask how Leon’s mother knew Ian Keane was with Ivana. Because she had called the servant at the old family home, who informed her that Ian hadn’t slept there even once.

Thus, Ian hadn’t gone to school during the day and hadn’t returned home to sleep at night. Other than being with Ivana, Leon’s mother couldn’t think of anywhere else Leon might have taken Ian.

Leon’s mother’s eyes scanned the hospital room and suddenly caught sight of a small work desk next to the sofa, with a laptop on it. The brand and color of this laptop were deeply ingrained in her memory because it was Leon’s favorite brand and color.

Leon’s mother was shocked and trembling with anger. That vixen Ivana hadn’t even fully recovered from her leg injury, and it had been so many days already. It should have healed, yet the shameless woman was delaying Leon’s work, making him stay out of the office and bringing his laptop to the hospital room to accompany her?

Leon’s mother suddenly regretted agreeing to Leon to accept Ivana.

That vixen was like a wicked concubine who would eventually destroy Leon and the entire Kane Group.

"Missing your grandson isn’t wrong. But Ian’s not here with me; you’ve come to the wrong place." Ivana said coolly.

"Oh, my! In all my years as a nanny for wealthy families, this is the first time I’ve seen a daughter-in-law with such a strong attitude and so arrogant before she even gets married. If she’s like this now, what’s it gonna be like once she’s married? Leon’s mother shouldn’t have to live under your whims, you know?" Aunt Lee said sarcastically.

Aunt Lee’s words definitely helped Leon’s mother a great deal.

Leon’s mother internally praised Aunt Lee.

Ivana frowned, her gaze shooting towards Aunt Lee. How was she being strong? It was clearly Leon’s mother who had brought people to cause trouble here.

Imposing blame where none exists?

Aunt Golding saw Aunt Lee unjustly accuse Ivana and angrily stepped forward, "I’ve been a nanny for quite a few years too, and this is the first time I’ve seen a nanny incite her master’s family against their future daughter-in-law. Such a trouble-making nanny would have been beaten to death with sticks in ancient times."

Aunt Lee’s face flushed with anger, fluctuating from gray to white, infuriated: "Who incited? Who stirred trouble? You better watch your language. I think it’s you, urging Ivana to hide young Master Ian, bullying our Leon’s mother in the hospital."

"You guys better return young Master Ian quickly. How dare you keep him to yourselves? He’s been raised by our Leon’s mother to this age. I’m sure you just want to win over young Master Ian so you can ignore and belittle Leon’s mother in the future. You’re truly sinister!"

Aunt Golding: "You sure think a lot, scripting your own drama. You shouldn’t be a nanny; you should be a screenwriter."

Aunt Lee rambled on, saying so much, but it had no effect on Aunt Golding’s side and was rendered speechless by Aunt Golding’s retort.

Aunt Lee was fuming with rage.

Leon’s mother glared at Aunt Golding. Where on earth did Ivana find this sharp-tongued old hag?

Absolutely furious.

Auntie Chamberlain, who had remained silent, suddenly spoke: "Stop changing the subject and give us back young Master Ian. The more you say, the more guilty it makes you look."

Aunt Golding scoffed: "I’m not guilty. Ian isn’t here."

Auntie Chamberlain sternly said: "Old fool, who do you think you are? You think you can call Ian by his name?"

Auntie Chamberlain felt irritated. She had been in the Kane family raising Ian Keane for so many years, and she had never dared to call him "Ian," always calling him "Young Master Ian."

This old hag, how many times has she seen Ian? And yet she calls him Ian?

A servant thinking herself the master?

Aunt Golding couldn’t fathom why Auntie Chamberlain was so agitated. She calmly said, "I’ve always called him this, what’s the issue?"

"You..." Leon’s mother was also fuming. All the servants at her home called Ian "young master." No one called him "Ian"; that was a privilege between her and Leon. Even when Ivana called him Ian, she felt annoyed, let alone Aunt Golding, a nanny.

In Leon’s mother’s eyes, people are not equal. She, Leon, and Ian belong to higher class individuals, while Auntie Chamberlain, Aunt Lee, and Aunt Golding are lower class.

As for Ivana, a lower class person who wants to climb into the higher class.