Holden didn’t have the courage either.
Matriarch Farrell could even kick out her children, so why did she still care about Holden, a visiting husband?
Matriarch Farrell turned around and left.
Kathryn sent Matriarch Farrell out and asked about Holden at the same time.
Matriarch Farrell said, “You just chat with him here. Your eldest brother will come over in an hour. He is the eldest son. He should take the lead in taking care of your dad.”
Kathryn said nothing.
The mother and daughter only chatted for a few words. When they arrived at the elevator, Kathryn stopped and watched Matriarch Farrell leave with the bodyguards.
Kathryn turned back to the ward.
Mr. Fraser just poured a glass of warm water for Holden, and Holden was also polite to Mr. Fraser.
No one dared to look down upon or despise the assistants around Matriarch Farrell or Kathryn; they were their confidants.
Even Matriarch Farrell was polite to Mr. Fraser.
“Kathryn.”
When Holden saw Kathryn coming back, a smile appeared on his face, and he watched Kathryn come over.
“Dad, how are you feeling? Are you feeling better?”
Kathryn sat down in front of Holden’s hospital bed and asked politely.
Looking at Holden, who had been in the hospital for a week, his face looked pale and bloodless, as if he had aged ten years.
Kathryn knew that Holden was suffering in his heart.
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