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At this time, Sheridan, who originally didn't want to intervene, finally couldn't stand it anymore. He came over and said, "That's enough, Dulcie. Let them in." "Sheridan, how come you help them too? This woman...She..." "All right. Don't make trouble in the hospital if you have something to say. It will make a fool of yourself." Sheridan looked irritated. Judging from the expression on his face, I could tell that he should have found Dulcie an annoyance. During this short interval, Patrick pulled me slightly. Only then did I go in with them. In the ICU ward, Ned lay on the only hospital bed with a stomach tube on his nose, an intravenous drip on his hands, and countless instruments beside him. His eyes were tightly shut. There was sallow skin on his wrinkled face. Actually, it hadn't been long since I met him last time. But Ned seemed to have aged for several dozen years old. Glenn asked Patrick next to him, "Did Grandpa fall aslee

At that moment, I couldn't be more stunned! AsI wanted to reach out to pull her, I only managed to grasp the edge of her skirt. Soon, because of her weight, her skirt slipped from my hand! I saw her lying on the ground. And the one driving black Jeep had no intention of stopping the car. I turned around to have a look at it in a hurry, only to realize that the tablet of the Jeep had been covered. There wouldn't be such a coincidence in the world. If there was, it surely was conspiracy! Before I encountered this matter, many matters in the past had confirmed this point. I saw Kelsi lying there with her eyes closed. We were in a relatively remote place. And there was no one around. However, as soon as something happened, a few passers-by immediately gathered around her. I hesitated for a moment and called 911 in the end. After that, I was in a mess in my mind. Without deliberation, I directly called Patrick. Soon, 911 arri

I smiled at Patrick. "No." At this moment, Nancy and Lisa left the room quietly. Before leaving, Nancy said, "Mr. Cowell, Janetta has been working overtime to enable us to finish our design ahead of schedule, so she can take ten days off.You can have her on your side these ten days. If you think the time is not enough, you can have her for twenty or thirty days..." "Let's go." Lisa pulled Nancy up. She seemed to have halted Nancy's momentum for giving me a holiday that will last forever. Only Patrick and I were left in the ward. He sat on the bed and held my hand, and his face was gloomy. "I won't interrupt you if you don't allow me to disturb your work. But the precondition must be you won't get sick." "I'm sorry, I was just..." Did you just try to calm yourself down in your job to avoid the comments on Internet?" Patrick asked me. I nodded and asked after thinking for a moment, "How is it going on the Internet? Is it better?

When we arrived at the cocktail party, it was already over six o'clock. It was the time of sunset. The sun was hanging in the west, and its light was not very intensive. From a distance, I could see that everyone, except for us, was already there. Glenn and Cicely piled up a sand castle on the beach, Paulina was accompanying them at the side. Lisa and Roger were sitting together, and the two of them said one thing after the other. Nancy and Jerrold stood on the other side and took care of the children. As soon as we arrived, everyone came over, except for Glenn and Cicely. Paulina was the first one to come running. "Mr. Cowell!" She went up to Patrick and said excitedly, "This is the first time I have been so close to a living Mr. Cowell. Alas, he's so handsome. I can't regret for my whole life even if I just take a look at him." "Paulina." Nancy called her loudly. Paulina seemed to come up with something for a moment, so she

I took a small step to the stern and saw that only Jerrold and Patrick were there. I was afraid of scaring away the fish, so I kept quiet. Before I got close, I heard Jerrold said, "He has spent a lot of money on this matter. If there is no higher bargaining chip, it is very difficult to suppress this matter." "What's the price of these materials?" "At least this number." Jerrold said and raised his hand. I thought it was five million, and then I heard him said, "Fifty million." Hearing this number, I was astonished to breathless. Originally, I thought it was already very expensive, but I did not expect Jerrold to say, "And now you know the things in which people are most interested are not only the private life of stars, but also the private life of wealthy families. In the past, families of wealth have concealed their life tightly and would not be exposed to the public. Even the most popular stars will disappear when they marry into wealthy familie