Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 259

Chapter 259 Kaze to Provide Care 

Kaze thought Agnes did not carry enough money for a consultation at the hospital. 

Now, he realized that the 20 thousand dollars was for Larry. 

“I have the twenty thousand as you requested.” 

Agnes entered the ward and asked with concern, “Are you alright, Larry?” 

Larry spread his legs like a boss. 

He scoffed and gave Agnes an attitude. 

“Is he alright? Does Larry look alright to you?” 

Naomi shot an angry look at Kaze. “Your useless son–in–law should’ve brought Larry back 

sooner. He would’ve been battered and bruised.” 

Kaze saved Larry last night but Naomi was not the least bit grateful. She even complained that 

Kaze could do better. 

Agnes remained without a word. 

Kaze was not going to hold his tongue, though. He replied curtly. “He got off lightly with a beating. 

He had it coming for gambling. If it wasn’t for me last night, he wouldn’t have been beaten to 

death.” 

“What are you saying? The nerve of you to say that about my son!” 

Lance pounded his fist on the bedside table, stood up, and yelled at Kaze with his finger up his 

nose. 

Naomi criticized harshly, “So what if my son gambles? He’s still better than you. You mooch off 

the Quints. You should be the one being beaten to death.” 

The ward was a triple room. 

Naomi’s remark prompted the other two patients and their families to judge Kaze. They looked at 

him in disdain. 

Unable to stand the gazes, Agnes pulled Kaze to the side. 

“Can you stop talking? Will it kill you to stop talking?” 

Kaze took a deep breath to suppress his anger. 

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“Can we have the family of Larry Lalme, Bed 23, to settle the hospital bill? The charges have exceeded the thousand–dollar deposit you paid upon admission.” 

A nurse walked into the ward with invoices. 

Agnes gave the papers to Kaze and nudged him. “Go on and make the payment at the counter.” 

Kaze took the papers and went out without a word. 

After clearing the bill at the counter, Kaze returned to the ward to find Lance and Naomi gone. 

“Where are his parents, Agnes?” Kaze stepped inside and asked. 

Agnes looked upset. “They have gone home. They told me to stay and look after him.” 

The parents dumped their son on Agnes. 

Agnes had now become a free care worker. 

The Quints even foot the hospital bill for the Laimes. 

“I asked the doctor, and he said that Larry needed to be hospitalized with access to 24–hour care for two weeks. 

“What should I do? Hector is in a wheelchair, and Sky is home from school. They need my help around the house too.” 

Agnes did not have many options to go on. 

She turned to Larry who was in bed. 

“Why don’t I hire a professional care worker for you, Larry? What do you think?”