Being asked to leave repeatedly, Grant Heath was quite angry, especially after hearing what Lily Turner just said; his mood was indescribable.
Even though he was extremely upset, he tried to remain calm on the surface.
"You'll be discharged in two or three days, right?"
Grant Heath stepped aside, trying to get a better view of Lily Turner sitting on the bed, but it seemed not ideal; no matter how he stood, he couldn't get the man beside her to move.
Before Lily Turner could speak, Easton Holmes answered for her: "Yes, my wife will be discharged and go home in two or three days."
He kept emphasizing "my wife," especially raising his voice when saying those words, and his tone was deliberately intensified.
He was clearly telling the person who came to visit that she was his wife, warning that person not to waste efforts in pestering.
The Turner sisters, who had just stopped worrying, were anxious again seeing the two men confronting each other.
