Chaos erupted in the hospital room. Mrs. Monroe was genuinely furious, panting for breath. It was only after she took her medicine and her breathing steadied that the doctor instructed, "Your blood pressure is high. You mustn't get agitated. You need quiet rest."
And then, Joyce Monroe immediately added, "Doctor, I think there's something wrong with my grandmother's brain."
At her words, everyone in the hospital room was utterly stunned.
Kane, fiercely protective of her mistress, was livid. "Miss, Mrs. Monroe loves you so dearly! How could you spout such nonsense!"
Joyce Monroe's gaze drifted over to her:
'Is your face not hurting anymore?'
'Feeling bold again, are we?'
The look was enough to frighten Kane into shutting her mouth.
"Joyce, I'm your grandmother. You can't just…" Mrs. Monroe felt her chest tighten again.
"You said you had a headache just now, but you were clutching your chest?"
