Heart Hunting novel Chapter 32

Alva Private Hospital-

There are endless reports about Ethel. And many journalists try to sneak into the inpatient department to get exclusive news. In order to prevent her daughter from being hurt twice. Hilda secretly transfers Ethel after communicating with the hospital for many times.

In the ward, the doctor is changing Ethel's medicine and admonishing, "Miss Green, I suggest you have a nose repair operation after the swelling of your nose subsides.”

Ethel is a little embarrassed, but she has to face the reality. "Doctor, can I do the repair now?”

She has ran out her patience. She even wants to die when she looks at her face.

"Don't be rushed. It'll still take a week to get rid of the swelling at fast. You should just have a good rest!” The doctor leaves with the nurses after saying.

Ethel stares at herself in the mirror. She is depressed. It has been several days, and the face is still so swollen. It's so lucky that her brow ridge is unbroken!

But she will have to fill in the apple muscle again.

She can't bear to see herself like that any more. Ethel angrily drops the mirror and says, "Jean, I will never let you off easily!”

The mirror is broken. Sheila, who is drinking coconut milk beside, is frightened by Ethel’s action.

"What's wrong with you? The doctor just went out and you lose your temper here. Is it not the result of your own impulse?” Hilda is sitting next to Ethel. She frowns for her daughter's behavior.

“But I am not reconciled, mom!” The hatred in Ethel's heart is like dodder grass, which has been stirring her heart. She isn't reconciled. However, she softens her tone. "Mom, I'm so upset. I want to see Kenny.”

Sheila keeps silent next to Ethel. She recalls of the scene in the corridor before, then chuckles in her heart. Kenny is probably fond of sister Poppy. Sister Ethel is really self-assertion.

"You just can't hold your breath. How many times have I told you that you can't be impulsive about anything? Don't you have a brain to think? Don't do anything now. If Kenny sees you like this, he will never like you.”

Hilda's words are pungent, and each sentence strikes Ethel's self-confidence, but she really deserves to be scolded.

Ethel becomes quiet for a while, but she can't stand the grievance in her heart. "No, I'm going to call Kenny now. He's mine. He can't do this to me.”

Hilda gives her a supercilious look, and deliberately stimulates her, "now you are in the limelight, if you want to call him, just do it, but don't cry to me to find a way.”

Hilda's words make Ethel hesitated. But she is like a stubborn donkey. She won't stop until she reaches her goal, "Mom, please let me call him, or I will not give up.”

Hilda turns her head to ignore Ethel.

Ethel quickly picks up her mobile phone and dials the phone number she remembered in heart. Once, twice, three times...