All Chapters of The Naive Lady Is Gone: No Longer The Docile Fool: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

15 minutes later, we arrived outside the school. The gates were already wide open, and so Nicholas drove in. When the sienna came to a halt behind other cars which were in front, the bodyguards got out of it first, before they assisted Lily and Lewis out of the sienna.I got out of the sienna on my own, and was a bit intrigued when everyone stopped and stared at me. “Oh my goodness. Isn't that the miraculous doctor Gina?!”. “It's her! Oh my gosh, it's her!”. “What is she doing here?! And those cuties… they must be her kids!”. “I think so”. People screamed like crazy and suddenly surrounded us. ‘Sh*t. Did I forget what happened yesterday?’. I thought, as I recalled why they found my new face familiar. It was because of those people at the hospital who were crazily taking pictures of me. “Doctor Gina, when are you going to finish creating the cure for the ongoing virus?! It is on the news that a government school has been shut down because many of their students got infected an

“Nothing. I mean nothing, Mrs Mirabel. But, I would have to decline”. I said to her without a smile on my face. “But-”. “I am certain I came here for my kids' registration and not for something else. Are you trying to force me?”. I asked her with darkened eyes. “No. Not at all”. She said with a chuckle, but I knew it was a forced chuckle. She was not happy that I had refused her. But did I care about her feelings? Not even a single bit or in the slightest. I cared nothing about how she was feeling. A knock was suddenly heard on the door, making everyone turn in the direction of the door. “Come in!”. Mrs Mirabel said to the person, causing the door to swing open, and a young lady walked in holding some files in her hands. She went ahead to Mrs Mirabel and gave her the files. “Here is what you asked for, Mrs Mirabel. The registration files”. After handing over the files, she turned to me and her eyes sparkled. “Doctor Gina, can you please sign my book?”. She cam

“Get up. I did not ask you to kneel down before me”. I tried to help him back to his feet, but he was hell-bent stubborn on kneeling down, as he continued to plead with me and even went as far as bowing before me.“No. There is no need for me to get up if you are not going to accept my request, Doctor Gina”.“Please. You must help me save my daughter's life. She is the only family I have got”. He pleaded with me, and after I saw some tears landing on the floor, I paused and did not try to help him up anymore. I sighed and turned away from him, before I bit my lower lip and clenched my fist.To think that he had been pushed to this miserable point because he did not have the money to treat his daughter, thus making her life hang by a thread.‘Carlos, you bastard. It wasn't enough that you stole my mother's company, and now, you have the audacity to treat her loyal employee poorly?’. I almost let out a sinister chuckle because I knew that what was coming for him was going to be way wor

“Let go of me right now, Lily. Allow me to put this trash in his place!”. I declared. I knew my Mom said ‘no cuss words’. But, I just could not help it. Neither could I get myself to calm down. “Please, Lewis. Mom isn't going to be happy about this”. “This is our first day of school. Do you want our Mom to change her mind and make us stay back at the boring estate with Aunt Maddie and Clara?”.My face changed a bit sour upon listening to what Lily said to me. “You see?”. She let go of my hand and pointed a finger directly at my face as she said to me. She continued to say to me, “... I know you don't want that”. I sighed in defeat because she was right about that. “You are always so soft. When are you ever going to grow thick skin, sister?”. I asked her as I slightly shook my head at her. Because of her, I finally calmed down and did not plan on hitting the jerk. Yet. “Ah”. Philip groaned on the floor. “He- help me up! Can't you see that I am in pain?!”. He yelled, and in a hur

“How- how can this be?”. The lady in glasses added, before she went to stand next to the bedside. Maybe in a pathetic attempt to keep Daisy safe. How naive, ignorant, and stupid. If it weren't because of me, did she think that she would have the chance to protect Daisy? By now, Daisy ought to be bleeding a lot and being in a lot of pain from losing the child in her womb. “If you don't recognize her, then who could she possibly be, doctors?”. Daisy asked doctor Jerry and I, while looking very concerned, especially when she instinctively used her arms to protect her stomach. I guess her motherly instincts were conscious. “There is no need for us to guess her identity, lady”. I declared, and as I put my arms behind my back, my face darkened as I ordered the bodyguards, “Take her away and hand her over to the police. I bet she will certainly confess after she is tortured and tormented in prison”. “Understood, Doctor Gina”. They replied to me, before they dragged the impostor out of