Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1976

Chapter 1976 A Living Hell

Sheila finally left the hospital after offering a few more reminders to Nina. When the latter went back into the ward, she saw that Janice was applying ointment on her red and swollen feet.

Even though the ointment was nice and cooling, it felt like her feet were being stabbed by needles every time her hands came into contact. The woman looked up at “Maya,” and anger surged through her. She definitely has something to do with this!

She was about to ask Maya to help her with the ointment out of habit but was afraid that the latter would hurt her again. After pondering for a moment, she finally discarded that idea.

Instead of tormenting her with menial tasks like this, I should make her life a living hell. That way, she won’t ever end up with Wilbur, and I will be free of this concern.

A menacing glint flashed across her eyes. Then, an unexpected pleasant smile appeared on her face as she told “Maya” to go get some rest.

“Thank you for taking care of me over the past few days, Maya. You should head home and rest tonight. Come back tomorrow after getting a good night’s sleep.”

She’s telling me to go back? A contemplative look flashed across Nina’s face as she nodded, surprised at the woman’s words. “Okay. I’ll come see you tomorrow.”

“Sure.” Nina packed up her stuff and left the ward. Right when she arrived at the parking lot, she received a call from Maya.

“I might have to stay at Seet Residence tonight. Is everything all right at the hospital? Can you handle everything? Do you need any help?”

“No. I don’t need any help. Janice told me to head home to rest,” Nina replied.

Of course, Maya was shocked to hear that. After all, Janice didn’t want her to leave the hospital previously. Why would she let Nina head home to rest, then?

“Did something happen, Nina?”

“No. Nothing happened. Have a good rest, Maya. You should see her tomorrow morning.”

“Okay.”

Maybe Janice told Nina to leave tonight because she doesn’t want to torment me anymore. Perhaps she has had enough of it.

However, unbeknownst to her, Janice tossed and turned in bed, thinking of ways to make her life a living hell.