Emily came out of the ward with a long sigh.
In fact, I had already guessed that this would be the result, but if it was true, I still felt very uncomfortable.
Alan said, "You don't have to be too sad. I'll persuade her to forgive you."
"Thank you." Emily smiled bitterly.
Alan lowered his head and remained silent.
Emily remembered that he had brought himself here, and Mrs Moore was so angry again that he couldn't help but ask, "Will Mrs Moore blame you? I'm sorry, you only brought me in, and didn't consider your situation."
"It's okay. She won't blame me," Alan said.
Emily sighed, "No way. It's not easy for you. She has such a temper. How can she not blame you?"
"Believe it or not, she's still very good to me," Alan said.
Emily was surprised, but when she suddenly remembered that Mrs Moore liked young boys, she couldn't help but widen her eyes in shock.
"You guys are cousins!" Emily said.
Alan was stunned, then smiled and said, "You think too much. She likes young boys, but she really treats me as her younger brother. My mother used to be her best friend, and it was because of her that she met Mr. Brent. She's always felt guilty about my mother, and that's why she took the initiative to raise me after her death."
"I see!" Emily sighed with relief.
But in his heart, he scolded Mr. Brent. He was such a jerk. Not even his daughter's friends were spared. He was worse than a jerk.
"Did what happened last time... Cause you any trouble?" Alan asked.
Emily knew what he was talking about. He shook his head and said, "I'm fine. You, on the other hand, heard that I've been kneeling outside the ancestral hall for a long time. I've been having a hard time."
"It's okay. Even if it wasn't that, he would have to find another reason to punish me," Alan said with a bitter smile.
Emily frowned and felt uncomfortable hearing him say that about Franklin.
Alan looked at her frown and said bitterly, "Don't you like me to say that about him?"
Emily pursed her lips.
Alan sighed, "He gave me a company two years ago and wanted me to manage it well. But I was not suited for this line of work, so the company completely collapsed in my hands for two years. He was angry, but he couldn't find a good reason to lose his temper. The last thing gave him a chance. I don't blame him, and I deserve to be punished for my own incompetence."
"So, there's another reason! But... Alan, let me ask you something. Can you tell me the truth?" Said Emily.
Alan said, "You ask! If I knew, I would tell you."
"Are you a mosquito magnet?" Asked Emily.
She did not forget what Lisa had told her, although she did not want to doubt Alan's innocence.
Alan was taken aback, then smiled bitterly and said, "What did you hear? Yes, I especially attract mosquitoes. But that day, no mosquito bit me. Do you suspect that I planned all this?"
"Well, you go back first! I'll persuade Mrs Moore to forgive you as soon as possible. But there's nothing else I can do. Did he ask you to apologize? If I were him, I would come with you, so it would be easier for you to apologize," Alan said.
Emily smiled bitterly and said, "This is my fault. How can I make him lose face with me? Mrs Moore is in trouble here. I will come back tomorrow."
After Emily said that, he left and passed by the nurse, who glared at her fiercely again.
After leaving the hospital, Emily went to The Brents' Residence.
The housekeeper of the old house naturally knew her, but she said with a troubled face, "Young madam, I'm sorry. Madam said that if you came over, she would let you go back. She doesn't want to see you."
"Uncle butler, let me in! I'll just go in and see her and say a few words," Emily said with a smirk.
The butler shook his head and said, "Young madam, I'm really sorry. I can't promise you."
"Uncle butler." Emily kept pleading.
"Let her in! When madam asks, she says yes." Ivy's voice sounded behind him.
Emily turned around and saw Ivy standing behind her with a fawning smile on his face.
Emily frowned and said, "Why are you here?"
Ivy said, "Auntie asked me to come over and chat with her. Auntie is in a bad mood and doesn't want to go out. She can only ask me to come over."
"Oh yes, the reason why I don't want to go out is because everything happened yesterday has been spread. Auntie feels embarrassed and embarrassed to go out." Ivy added.
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