Lahat ng Kabanata ng Clingy Love: Kabanata 771 - Kabanata 780

Victor recognized Joan and immediately became wary of her. For some reason, Eleanor would become very agitated whenever she saw Joan. It was as though Joan was possessed by a ghost and was causing Jennifer to act like that. “The resting lounge is occupied.” Victor blocked the doorway and stopped Joan from entering. “Well, there are two beds here. What’s wrong with me going in and sleeping on one of them?” Joan had a rebellious nature. The more she was asked not to do something, the more she wanted to do it, and she must do it. “My mom isn’t sleeping well. You’ll disturb her if you go in,” Victor refused impolitely, causing Joan to be enraged. “This is a hospital, and the resting lounge doesn’t belong to you. I need to rest and sleep now, so I’ll go in and sleep in the bed next to your mom!” The noise woke Eleanor up in the resting lounge. When she walked to the door and saw Joan, she was enveloped by immense fear and went straight to hide behind Victor. “Don’t come near m

Mona could not wake Master Fontaine up no matter what. Seeing how there were many tubes on his body and his eyes were tightly shut, she was worried sick and could not help but cry. “The patient just had brain surgery and needs to be monitored in the ICU for a week. It won’t be a big problem if he’s out of danger, but as his family, please don’t get emotional. He needs a stable and quiet space to rest.” Thaddeus pulled Mona to his side. He was secretly relieved as he looked down at the old man on the hospital bed. Thank God that Master Fontaine was rescued. Mona had been praying by Thaddeus’ side all night. She was close to holding a cross and kneeling down to recite the Bible. “The driver is outside. You should go back to rest now. I’ll handle the rest.” Thaddeus was calm. He thoughtfully arranged everything that would come next. “But Grandpa just came out. What if he wakes up and can’t see me?” “No, he won’t wake up for the time being.” Thaddeus fixed Mona’s hair in fron

When Thaddeus returned to his grandfather’s ward, the machine beeped and made an alarming sound that alerted him right away. Master Fontaine’s ventilator had been removed. Thaddeus hurried over and put it back on him. He glanced at the screen. If he had not handled the situation in time, Master Fontaine would not have been saved. After calming down, Thaddeus realized that someone wanted Master Fontaine dead. Given that something like that happened while he stepped out for a few minutes, it must be someone he knew. Thaddeus calmed down and called his assistant to come over immediately. He first checked the surveillance camera, but coincidentally, the surveillance equipment malfunctioned during that period, causing all the screens to turn black. None of them could be restored. Someone must have done it. For all he knew, it was a mole. “Call the guards here to keep watch 24 hours on duty. Do it now.” Thaddeus gave the order decisively, and his assistant executed it right awa

Mona looked down at the cold, hard thing she was touching with her hand. “A gun?” “Think for yourself—given that a gun is needed in this situation, do you think it’s a game?” Thaddeus pinched Mona’s nose as she did not know her limits. She probably did not know how many interests were involved and how many people would be eager to make a move if Master Fontaine’s critical situation was known to the public. Master Fontaine stopped managing their family business, but he had served the armed services when he was young. The name Xavier was famous in the army such that every soldier knew about his great achievements. Just those veterans in South Georgia and Lindsburg alone would assemble and obey his orders if he gave the order. Once such a figure fell, all kinds and demons and monsters would secretly make a move. Mona stuck out her tongue and looked playful. “I know it was a simple and childish thought. I’m aware of the army force behind Grandpa. Many people must’ve coveted it an

The studio’s car directly sent Mona to a five-star hotel in Neuffield. When Mona saw the capital G logo at the hotel, she instantly recognized that this was the Graves’ newly opened hotel. Tim had once told her that the Graves intended to expand their hotel layout and build a five-star hotel that belonged to Graves & Co alone. They did it, and this five-star hotel was truly beautiful. “Stella has arrived. Let’s move faster.” Sophie had the document in her mouth while she closed the door with her hand and nudged Mona forward. “That writer’s name is Stella?” “Mm.” Sophie took out her phone to call the water and asked which room she was in. Afterward, she handed the document in her mouth to Mona and said, “See for yourself. This is her information.” The two of them walked into the hotel. Sophie stood and called while Mona sat in the lobby’s bar and looked through Stella’s information. Stella was the writer’s pen name. She was very young in her early 30s. From her picture, Mo