At night, Emily was still sitting beside Sawyer’s bed.
Although Sawyer’s consciousness was still not clear enough, he seemed to like this girl very much.
Every time Emily came, Sawyer would eat more and be willing to let the nurse to help him do the
rehabilitation training.
“Grandpa, are you happy now?” Emily gently rubbed his arms and asked softly only they were at the
ward.
Sawyer couldn’t answer her question, but he smiled.
Perhaps, if he didn’t know anything, he would be carefree, then life would be better.
“If you feel happy now, then continue to be so happy until your body completely recovers, OK?”
Emily looked at her grandfather and felt a little sad. She wanted to tell him many things, but she
couldn’t.
At last, she only said, “Grandpa, please take care.”
The light of Emily’s room was still on until late at that night.
It was not until five in the morning that the light was turned off.
The next morning, when Sasha went to see Sawyer, she found that Emily was not there.
“Where’s Emily?” She looked at Milo.
Milo shook his head, “But Miss Emily hasn’t come yet. Maybe she is sleeping.”
“How could that be? She usually comes to see her grandfather early in the morning in these days.”
Could it be that she was uncomfortable?
Sasha was worried that Emily was ill. She looked at her father who was still sleeping and said, “I’ll go
and see her. I’m afraid that she is ill.”
After leaving her father’s ward, Sasha walked to the ward next door and knocked on Emily’s door.
“Emily, it’s me. I’m Sasha. Are you still sleeping?”
But no one answered her.
Sasha frowned and knocked on the door again, “Emily?”
“I’m Sasha. Are you up? I’m coming in.”
It was quiet. Emily did not answer.
Sasha suddenly felt a little anxious and worried.
She pushed the door open, but she didn’t expect the door to be unlocked.
The blankets were neatly folded on the bed as if no one was sleeping on them last night.
Emily was not here, even the bathroom door was open. She was not here. What was going on?
“Emily?” Sasha walked in and looked the entire ward around, but she couldn’t find Emily.
Just as she was about to go out to ask the nurse on duty, she saw a letter lying on the table when she
turned around.
A letter?
Who would write letters in the modern society?
Sasha walked over and picked up the letter. It was addressed to Joseph.
Sasha felt she could not understand the younger generation.
They were fashionable. They wrote letters to each other in this era, when everything can be managed
on mobile phones.
Sasha was a little curious. She wanted to open the letter.
But thinking again, she could not look at it without permission.
She put the letter down. When she walked out, she saw the nurse rushing over.
“Miss, Patriarch Gale’s condition is not good. Please go over and see him.”
Sawyer had been emotional all day. Sasha and Lottie went to see him.
So did Joseph and Francis.
Finally, after a two-hour treatment, Sawyer calmed down around ten o’clock in the morning.
“Doctor, what’s going on?” Joseph wiped the sweat off his head.
Sawyer hadn’t been so emotional before. Why would he be like this?
Joseph suddenly understood and looked around. He frowned, “Where’s Emily?”
Emily didn’t come here when her grandpa was in dire conditions. Why? What was going on?
Everyone was in a hurry just now, now that he thought about it, he found he hadn’t seen Emily for more
than two hours.
Sasha remembered something and said immediately, “She disappeared early in the morning. When I
went to look for her, I found that her bed and blankets were neat and tidy.”
She thought for a moment and suddenly felt a little uneasy, “Also, she ... left a letter for you.”
“Letter?” Joseph was anxious, “What do you mean? Where is the letter?”
“The letter is in the ward where she lives.”
At that time, Sasha did not find it strange and took it as their generation’s thing.
But thinking about it now, it was really strange.
Emily cared about her grandfather the most. How could Emily not show up till now?
Joseph couldn’t wait any longer, so he turned around and quickly walked to the ward next door.
Emily was still absent, and the letter was on the table.
Joseph immediately went forward and opened the envelope. His hands inexplicably trembled.
The feeling of uneasiness became more and more intense, and he felt a gloomy foreboding.
The envelope was opened. Inside was a piece of A4 paper. It was Emily’s handwriting.
She said generally. She just told Joseph that she was a little tired and wanted to have a rest for several
days in a quiet place.
She told Joseph not to worry because she had a friend who could protect her.
Finally, she asked Joseph to take good care of her grandfather who should be kept from the news
online, rest, and recover in the hospital.
The letter was only to tell Joseph that the email was indeed from her.
She handwrote this letter to prove the authenticity of the mail, because there was her handwriting.
Joseph immediately logged into his mailbox on the phone. Sure enough, he had received Emily’s email
an hour ago.
At that time, he was busy taking care of his grandfather, so he didn’t pay attention to anything else.
The email was very long, mostly about what Wendy had done before, including that she had
impersonated Emily and became the granddaughter of the matriarch of the Jackson family.
Also, she told Joseph that he could rest assured to sue Wendy for fraud because she didn’t mind her
identity being made public.
“Joseph, what does this mean?” Lottie did not see the email, but she felt she had known what Emily
said.
Joseph tightened his fingers while holding the phone. He said, “Emily ... might, she might...”
Suddenly, the phone rang. Joseph said, “Spit it out!”
On the other end of the phone, the assistant said, “Mr. Joseph, what’s going on? The video recorded by
Miss Emily went viral.”
“What video?” Joseph had been taking care of his grandfather for more than two hours. He didn’t know
anything about the video.
The assistant took a deep breath and said, “Miss Emily said that she is a Gale, but Wendy is not. She
said that Wendy gained the shares from Patriarch Gale and she would sue Wendy for fraud!”
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