Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change? novel Chapter 741

When Sawyer arrived, Sylvia was still not out of the emergency room.

"Mr. Francis, I couldn't find anything useful," Sawyer reported truthfully.

"The letter was written on generic printer paper, available anywhere, and no fingerprints were left on it."

"Moreover, the package was sent from a postal center, not picked up from home."

"I also checked the security footage at the postal center. The sender was wearing a mask, hat, and gloves, obviously taking precautions, making it impossible to identify them."

After he finished speaking in one breath, Francis and Gilbert exchanged looks, their brows furrowed in concern.

After a moment of silence, Gilbert clenched his fists, a fierce anger spreading, "Naylor!"

Who else would go to such lengths?

Francis remained silent, not ruling out the possibility. He was aware that Naylor wanted his brother to return to the Harrison family.

"Is he doing this to rush you?"

"Rush?" Gilbert scoffed, "This is coercion!"

By exposing that he wasn't the legitimate second son of the Johnson family, he would be cast aside, left with no choice but to return to the Harrison family!

The emergency room doors opened, and the doctor came out, halting their conversation as they approached.

"Doctor, how's my grandma?"

"The Johnson gentlemen can relax. The old lady was just emotionally overwhelmed. You brought her in time, and there's no serious harm. She's just weak right now and needs rest."

He added, "The old lady has a heart condition, so it's best to keep her emotions stable."

"Thank you. Can we see her now?"

"Of course."

Sylvia was then moved to a regular room.

The brothers stood by her bed, one on each side.

"Grandma..."

"Leave!"

As soon as Francis began to speak, Sylvia closed her eyes abruptly, her brows furrowed, clearly resistant.

It was obvious who her words were directed at.

Francis frowned, "Grandma..."

"Big brother."

Gilbert, pale-faced, interrupted him, shaking his head slowly before looking back at Sylvia.