CHAPTER 316: CHAPTER 316: DANGEROUS MAN

Old Madam Stanton heard Summer Monroe say "cerebral hemorrhage," and she was so angry her eyes turned white, trembling with her hand pointing straight at Summer, "Are you cursing me?!"

Summer Monroe looked innocent and turned to Henry Stanton, "Dad, you know I don’t mean it like that."

Henry Stanton nodded and said to the old lady, "Mom, there are things you don’t know, Sadie really didn’t mean it like that."

The old lady had no strength left, both angry and helpless, sitting there breathing heavily.

Summer Monroe’s eyes suddenly lit up, and she said to Henry, "Dad, this isn’t a solution, why not open the sunroof and let grandma stand in the car, then when we drive to a place with a hospital, there’ll be a way."

Henry thought about it and felt this method was feasible, nodded and said, "Mom, rest for a while, later you’ll stand in the car, we’ll get to a hospital, and the doctor will have a way."

The old lady had no other choice but to agree.

The three of them plus a driver waited for a while at the spot, and the car finally restarted.

The old lady stood in the car, leaning on the sunroof to breathe, finally feeling a bit better.

But just as one issue was resolved, another one arose—

The old lady’s carsickness was better, but after getting too much mountain wind, a headache started bothering her again.

Initially, it was just a headache, and she could endure, but later she started coughing and sneezing—signs of a cold.

Unfortunately, no hospital was visible along the way, and just as the car was approaching the highway entrance, the old lady began shivering with chills.

Henry touched her forehead and said helplessly, "Mom, you have a fever!"

The old lady was so miserable she couldn’t even speak, almost about to shed tears.

This journey wasn’t even halfway done, and she felt like she was being tormented to death!

She vaguely pulled Henry and asked, "Is my time up?"

Henry quickly shook his head, "Mom! What nonsense are you talking? It’s not your time, you’re healthy, just motion sickness and some wind exposure."

The old lady shook her head, convinced her time had come and that she was going to heaven.

Going to heaven?

Summer Monroe snickered inside; how could someone who exploited workers to this extent go to heaven?

Going to hell sounds more like it!

Henry was anxious and pacing in place, suddenly he saw a roadside sign indicating there was a dock not far away.

"Got it!" Henry clapped his hands, saying, "Mom, we can take a cruise, get to a place with an airport, and then you can fly back home. There must be a medical room on the cruise, so you’ll recover quickly."

Upon hearing this, the old lady struggled to sit up, "Then hurry!"

She didn’t want to die!

She wanted to live long and enjoy her twilight years!

Summer Monroe slightly raised her eyebrows, marveling at the old lady’s good fortune.

Otherwise, dragging her body back to Crestfall? She wouldn’t die, but she’d lose a layer of skin!

Though Summer didn’t intend to kill the old lady directly, keeping her around was quite useful!

So Summer didn’t say anything, she got in the car and followed Henry to the nearby dock.

The group quickly arrived at the dock.

Surprisingly, the dock was quite large, and when they arrived, a relatively luxurious cruise was docked.

Henry immediately decided, "This is the one!"

Soon, the driver completed the boarding procedure, and as Summer walked into her cabin, the old lady had already been sent to the cruise’s medical room.

But just as Summer was about to close the door to her cabin, a big hand suddenly grabbed the door edge.

Today was cloudy, a tall man walked in directly against the light into her cabin.