A Spoonful of Sugar: Don't Beg for Love novel Chapter 638

That past didn’t sound too bad. After saying goodbye to Matthew, Hestia didn’t immediately go home. Instead, she walked around Genecity. It was a foreign place to her so it was hard to imagine that she had a lot of memories there.

When she walked into a mall owned by Duval Group, she saw people crowding together but she couldn’t see what they were doing.

Hestia walked over curiously and realized a girl was lying on the floor, grasping at her heart with pale skin and purple lips. She looked like she was in a lot of pain.

“Give her some space.” Hesper pushed the crowd away and turned to ask, “Have you called for an ambulance?”

“Yes.” A girl raised her phone. Hestia nodded. The girl looked like she was going through a heart attack, so she performed some basic first aid.

Fortunately, when she tried to sift through the knowledge in her mind in the past half a year and realized that she didn’t know much about first aid, she decided to learn. She really was brilliant because she learned faster than others.

The girl opened her eyes, and when she saw Hestia, she blinked a few times. Even though she didn’t speak, Hestia could tell that the girl was shocked to see her.

If she had her memories intact, she would remember the girl as Myriade, but ‘Hestia Deschamps’ didn’t have her memories.

Before they had time to do anything, the ambulance got there and realized that the girl didn’t have a guardian with her. Hestia wanted to help her and since she didn’t have anything urgent to get to anyway, she went along to the hospital.

"She has inherited heart disease." The doctor handed the results of their tests to Hestia. "Are you her parent? Why didn't you pay more attention? Didn't you bring her medication around?

Hestia shook her head. "I don't know her… She only has a phone but it's switched off. I'm charging it to see if we can contact her family."

The doctor nodded then said, "She's still in critical condition. If no one had given her first aid, she might not have made it to the hospital.