Sweet Twins Indulge in Daddy's Love

Their heads turned to Eric when he came back. "The camera is broken, so it didn't take any footage."

No one noticed how Dorothy flashed a sinister smile when she heard it.

She despised Nancy and Doris.

Her hatred towards them grew from their previous encounters in the bar, as well as in the hospital.

Dorothy took this opportunity to make her revenge.

And she even used Lucy for her own advantage.

On the other hand, Lucy could've won an award for being a best actress. She was successful on making it look like Doris bullied her.

The way she deceived everyone was impressive.

These people believed her even when she bent the truth.

Maybe because they were all cut from the same cloth, except Doris and Nancy.

"You did it on purpose. Now I get it," Doris accused.

"Nonsense!" Dorothy immediately counterattacked.

"You know whether I'm talking nonsense or not!" said Doris.

"Miss Xia, your ankle was not badly injured. I think what happened was only a misunderstanding. Don't let your anger spoil the moment. Just enjoy this day and don't allow other people's words get into you." It was obvious that Nancy was insinuating something.

Sure enough, her words hit Dorothy who only bit her lips as she blushed.

Jay and Charles finally entered the scene.

The two had a long chat with one of their clients before.

That was why they were clueless about what happened.

And again, because they were in the Fang's household, they thought no one dared to make any trouble.

The two of them were greeted by the anger written all over Doris' face.

"What happened?" Frowning, Jay immediately walked towards her.

A while ago, Doris didn't have any outlet for her anger.

But when she saw Jay, she didn't hold back anymore. Like a bull at a gate, she threw the blueberries at him and said, "Listen, Jay, I didn't hurt the woman in front of me. She sprained her own ankle! In addition to that, these rich people slandered me with no mercy. I don't know what they are talking about and why they are treating me like I'm evil. I am telling you that I have had enough. That's it! I will never marry you."

After that, she turned around and left.

"Hey..." Nancy tried to stop her, but Doris was still enraged that she couldn't hear anything, anymore.

The only thing that was on her mind was her desire to leave this place immediately.

Jay was tailing after her.

The guests began mumbling again.

"This woman is really ill mannered. How can she leave just because she wanted to? She hasn't married into the Fang's family yet. Does she think she is the mistress of the household now?" "Yes, you're right. Who knows what will happen once she gets married to Jay?"

These words brought her to a halt. Her head was pounding.

Love? Wealth? She didn't care about these things. Freedom was the only thing she wanted.

Being surrounded by rich families made her feel like a hypoxic fish that would die after a few days. She felt suffocated.

For Doris, nothing was more important than living.

Determined to save herself, she raised her head and confidently strode towards the exit, although her hands had formed into fists and her breathing was heavy.

Afraid that he would lose her, Jay caught up with her, grabbed her arm and said, "Don't go. If there is some misunderstanding, just talk to me."

"I have nothing left to say. I just want you to let me go. I'm poor and I'm used to living a poor life. From now on, let's burn bridges."

Time was precious for her and she didn't want to waste it on Jay.

Wounded and scared, Jay pulled her into his arms and kissed her lips forcefully.

Doris was still indignant, and his action only added fuel to the fire.

"Hmm! You, you..."

Meanwhile, Nancy was still in the hall.

Even after Doris left, she stayed and helped Lucy soothe and rub her swollen ankle.

This made Lucy even more embarrassed.

"Thank you, Dr. Nancy." The reason why Lucy disliked Doris was because she liked Jay.

However, she didn't have anything to do with Charles, so she didn't loathe Nancy.

"You're welcome." Nancy smiled softly. "Does it still hurt if you walk now?"

Worry was evident in her face when she helped her get up.

Trying to walk a few steps back and forth, Lucy replied, 'Tm feeling much better."

"Next time, be extra careful when you walk so you won't fall again. Fortunately, I am a doctor. If I were not there to assist you, you would've fallen straight on the ground. In that case, your injury could've been worse." As usual, Nancy's tone was calm and composed.

She pointed out clearly how she sprained herself.

"Yes, I was too careless today." Her fierceness was gone now.

Seeing how she was being nice to Nancy made Dorothy upset. She stared at Lucy while gritting her teeth.

But the latter didn't even look at her.

"Lucy, what happened to you?" Her father rushed over to her.

"Dad, I fell down by accident. If it weren't for Dr. Nancy, I wouldn't be able to walk now," said Lucy, her eyes expressing her gratitude to Nancy.

"Oh, I heard that someone deliberately hurt you. Is that true?" Of course, her father believed in everything she said. But there was no need for her to continue lying.

"No, it was an accident. Dad, I'm fine now. Look, I'm walking very well!" With that, she walked a few more steps forward.

"But why did you say that Doris pushed you down earlier?" someone questioned.

Without hesitation, she glanced at Dorothy and answered, "Miss Zhuang told me that Doris pushed me down, but I didn't know it wasn't true until now."

"I... I When did I say that?" Dorothy shouted.

In her mind, she thought, 'This Lucy is so stupid. How could she give in so soon just because of Nancy?'

"It was you! You told me you hated Doris and you wanted to make a fool out of her." Irritated, Lucy confessed everything.

"Ah, so the two of you came up with this scheme?"

"You two are wicked. How could you do that to Miss He?"

"It's not me. It's Dorothy! Lucy tried to distance herself from Dorothy.

"But you hurt your own ankle in purpose. It's obvious whose side you're in!" One by one, the people started throwing questions at her.

"I, I..." The level of anxiety she was feeling caused her to stammer.

"Who do you think you are? Do you think you will remain unscathed after betraying me? We are in the same boat now. If something happens to me, you can't escape either!" As soon as she finished her words, Dorothy went away in a huff.

"It's all your fault! It's all your fault! Dorothy, I hate you!" Like a melting candle, Lucy gradually slumped onto the ground. She covered her eyes and cried.

"All right. It's over. Just don't let yourself get fooled by other people again. Things like this won't happen if you think twice before you act," Nancy educated her patiently. It made her cry harder, because she regretted what she did.