Ceo's Mysterious Fiancee by Piper Dunlap

Chapter 16

herself and reminded Patricia. Of course, Patricia knew what she should do now. “Yes, I know I want to stay alone.” “Yes.” “Wait, your name is Dalia, right?” Patricia stopped her and took off the diamond bracelet on her wrist and gave it to her. “I heard that one of your family is si*k. This bracelet may be useful.” “Thank you, Ms. Lusk!” Dalia Doyle was grateful. “I will be loyal to you forever, Ms. Lusk.” The diamond bracelet was sparkling Patricia raised her hand to signal her to leave. She had an idea. Although Paige was the real daughter of Danica and Donald, these years she had been with them day and night. Her bond was deeper than Paige’s! The next morning. In front of room 306 of Farwen Hospital, a man pushed the door open and entered. He had a pair of dark and clear eyes and delicate facial features, and his whole body exuded an incomparable nobility. The old man on the bed moved his fingers slightly. He seemed to have sensed something and slowly opened his eyes. Seeing that the person who came was his eldest grandson, Martin, the old man’s gaze softened, and his voice was a little weak. “You brat…” “You’re awake?” said Martin. “Where am I? What’s wrong with me?” the old man struggled to raise his head to size up the room. Why was he in so much pain that he could barely speak? “You are on a hunger strike. Do you remember?” Martin smiled. He refused to eat and take medicine unless he could see Martin. And in the end, he fainted and was in danger because of the hunger strike. After Martin reminded him, the old man remembered it. He was indeed on a hunger strike. He knew that he did not have much time left, so he wanted to force Martin to get married as soon as possible. He wanted to turn over in bed, but his whole body was in pain. “Oh, it hurts…” Martin did not help him up, but he even mocked his grandfather. “It’s very lucky of you to wake up.” Martin meant that he should endure that pain. “You brat, I just woke up. Can you be a little polite?” the old man complained. “It’s all your fault. Tell me. How many days has it been since you last came to see me?” If not for the fact that he refused to eat and take medicine, and had such a big operation, Martin wouldn’t come to see him. “Well, you forced me to do this.” Every time Martin came over, the old man would bring up the Lusk family’s daughter, Patricia, and mention the engagement back then. “You… I don’t care!” The old man turned his head angrily. “I don’t have much time left. Maybe one day soon I will d*e. Tomorrow, you must bring your fiancée to see me!” “I don’t have a fiancée,” Martin said