Avenger's coming back novel Chapter 240

An unreadable look flashed through Lucia's eyes, and her face became unnatural. "You… You're a very filial child."

That was all she said in the end.

A touch of coldness flashed through Lily's eyes. She could tell at a glance whether Lucia meant it or not. "Thank you for your praise. I'm just doing what I should do."

Lucia's eyes darkened. When she was about to say something, a middle-aged couple came over from the corridor. It seemed that they were less than fifty years old. The man held the woman's arm and stopped her from saying anything.

Lily followed the voice and turned her head. Needless to say, this couple must be driver's parents. She walked towards them without hesitation.

However, Sunny was one step ahead of her. She walked to the couple and said with red eyes, "I'm sorry. If I hadn't introduced him to work, such a thing wouldn't have happened."

Sunny's words were full of self blame. She grabbed the woman's hand and cried.

"I… Where is my son? How is he?" The woman who spoke was full of worry on her face, and the middle-aged man beside her also looked at Sunny hopefully.

"He, he..." Sunny choked with sobs. She was an acquaintance of this couple. At that time, he was willing to work and had a steady personality, so she introduced him to Joe as a driver, and the treatment was better than outside. But she did not expect such a thing to happen.

"How is he?" The middle-aged man asked anxiously.

"He..." "He's gone… It's gone."

"What?" The couple looked at Sunny in shock at the same time. Then, the woman's feet became soft and she almost fell down. Fortunately, she was held by the middle-aged man, and at the same time, Sunny also helped her.

But he was not much better. He trembled violently and looked at Sunny without blinking. "I… My son is gone?"

Sunny sobbed and nodded. She held the woman in her hand again and said, "No, no..."

"My son is gone?" The middle-aged man raised his voice.

"No… It's impossible. I'm going to see him. I'm going to see him." The woman burst into tears. She broke free from the middle-aged man's and Sunny's hands and stumbled towards the operating room. She thought her son was inside.

"Auntie." At this time, Lily came over and held the woman. Her eyes were wet. She knew better than anyone else how painful it was to lose a family member. "I'm sorry. He… He's really gone."

"My son is gone… I only have one son!" The woman cried and fell into Lily's arms. "He is so obedient and filial. It's all over!"

Knowing the pain of losing a mother's child, Lily's eyes were wet. She looked up at the direction of the operating room. Her grandfather was still lying inside. Although there was hope now, it was still uncertain whether he could be saved or not.

Even though Harry was praised as a medical genius and a magic knife with ghost axe, she still had to wait for him to perform an operation on her grandfather.

Because she really didn't know much about Harry. She only met him once. Moreover, she had never seen his real ability.

"Boo... Hoo… My son! My son!" The woman cried harder and harder, almost unable to stop. She leaned weakly against Lily's arms, almost unable to hold her.

Seeing this, Sunny hurriedly reached out her hand and supported the woman with Lily. "I'm sorry. He is in the morgue. I just went to see him… I'll take you to see him."

The middle-aged man also came over. At this point, no matter how he cried, it was useless. So he reached out to hold the woman and led her to the morgue.

Lily didn't follow them. With red eyes, he turned around and walked to Dillon. She said, "Dad, now that grandpa has an accident, you are the biggest support of the whole family. As for the car accident, you have to make a decision on how to deal with driver. After all, he had an accident when he drove to protect Grandpa. We are still responsible for it."

She was clear about some things. Although she didn't like this so-called father in this family, she had to hide all her strength before she was fully fledged.

"Okay." Dillon replied and frowned, "I'll handle it."

"Okay." Lily nodded and said nothing. She looked up at the operating room. The light was still on, and then she turned to the other side of the corridor. Except for the doctors, nurses and patients shuttling back and forth, she didn't see the person she wanted to see.