Chapter 1272

“What happened?” Roland asked when he came to the hospital half an hour later.

Millie pressed her finger to her lips to make him stay quiet. Then, she dropped what she was doing and

took him outside, “I need a favour. Do you think you can find some strong men to guard my grandma at

all times?”

Roland arched an eyebrow.

“Why? Does someone want to hurt her again?”

Millie nodded.

“Not long ago, someone came in and tried to harm her.

Fortunately, he was stopped in time, but it can happen again. So, can you help me?”

“Damn it! If I meet those bastards, I will kick their asses. Don’t worry. I’ll find good guards right away.”

Millie smiled gratefully.

“Thank you very much. If you need any help in the future, please tell me. I’ll do everything I can to help

you.”

Roland brushed it off with a wave of his hand and said, “There’s no need for that. I bullied you when I

was a kid. Let’s just say I’m making up for it.”

Millie was touched by his words and attention. Who would have thought that she and Roland would

ever be friends?

After a while, Roland’s face folded into a frown.

“You haven’t told me why you need someone else to protect your grandmother. Are you going back to

Preagend?”

Millie nodded with a small smile.

Angela’s Library

“Oh, I see. Don’t worry. I’ll take things in charge over here, and if anything happens to your grandma, I’ll

let you know right away.”

Millie returned to the ward after that and drew a portrait of Travis.

She was going to give it to Tobin to do some digging on the person, and perhaps find out if he was the

one that attacked her grandma.

In the villa of Preagend.

It was a cold night, yet Marcus sat in the courtyard with the yellow light shining on his cold and closed

off face.

The gate of the villa opened and Trenton’s car drove in. Before long, he had parked the car and was

walking to Marcus.

“Mr. Thomas, I’m from the police station. I just reported to them how Millie fainted.”

Marcus nodded slightly.

“The police asked if you wanted them to hold Shera accountable.”