Chapter 626

Chapter 626

The manager of the mall nodded and bowed in front of Franklin.

"Master Franklin, why did you come to Urgford? You didn't even notify

me."

Franklin lazily glanced at him. "So why didn't you stop that kind of

customer just now?"

The manager was a little embarrassed and leaned over to whisper a

few words in Franklin's ear before stepping back. "Master Franklin,

we're really in a difficult situation!"

"Heh," Franklin sneered. "So what?"

The manager looked at him worriedly, wanting to say something else

when he heard Franklin wrap his arm around the waist of the woman

beside him. "How is she doing?"

Sylvia was currently looking down at the old lady next to her when she

heard this question from Franklin. "She probably needs to be sent to

the hospital.”

“Let's go." Franklin nodded, and they left with the old lady directly from

the mall towards the hospital.

Urgford Hospital.

They arranged for the old lady to be admitted directly into hospital but

she clearly resisted it.

“I don't want to stay in hospital... I don't want..."

"Your physical condition is very poor right now," Sylvia held onto her

hand as if comforting her, "If you don't stay in hospital for treatment and

only rely on that quick-acting heart pill, it won't work alone.” She

continued explaining further, “You not only have heart problems but

also other issues which can lead to complications. This matter is very

serious.”

The old lady shook her head fearfully, saying, “I don't want... I don't

want to stay in hospital..." Sylvia felt helpless with her; she wasn't good

at coaxing elderly people but for some reason seeing this elderly

woman made Sylvia feel somewhat familiar.

Perhaps it reminded her of her grandma who had been so kind and

loving towards her, even though her grandma changed later on.

But it didn't hinder Sylvia's love for vulnerable groups.

Sylvia smiled gently with a tone as if soothing a child, "Ma'ma, please

rest assured that doctors won't do anything bad to you. They will just

examine your body and provide treatment.”

The old lady gradually calmed down under Sylvia's company and

comfort.

She let out a long sigh, saying, "Okay then."

Sylvia saw that she had finally stabilized emotionally, so she continued,

"I need your contact information so I can inform your family members."

As soon as she mentioned family members’ two words again, the

expression on the old lady's face became melancholic. "I... have no

family members..."

She let out a heavy sigh and pulled the thin blanket on the hospital bed

tightly around herself, even covering her head.

Sylvia couldn't help but laugh at her childish behavior and reached over

to pull the blanket down.

She looked at the old lady's gloomy face and said, "Ma'ma, you can't

do that. You'll suffocate.”

As soon as she finished speaking, a middle-aged man in a suit rushed

into the ward.

When he saw his mother lying on the hospital bed, he immediately

frowned and scolded her with a stern face, "Mom, can you stop causing

trouble for me? Why did you sneak out? Do you know how worried I

was when I couldn't find you? How many times have you run away from

home?"

Sylvia was taken aback and turned to look at the middle-aged man.

She froze when she saw his face.

Not only her but Franklin also furrowed his brows as they both looked

at this man who usually only appeared on TV.

"Hmph! You're always busy every day with work and never pay

attention to me. When can you get married and have a child of your

own?" The old lady's eyes turned red as she spoke like a child while

glaring at him.

"Mom, I'm busy every day; I can't make time to get married.” The

middle-aged man sighed helplessly. "Please don't run away from home

again in the future, okay? I really don't have time to play this kind of

game with you."

Sylvia and Franklin exchanged glances.

When that old lady said her son was the president before, everyone

thought she was just talking nonsense.

But now it seemed like it might actually be true...

This man seemed like he was indeed a president.

"I don't care; you better get married soon.” The old lady pointed at

Sylvia, saying,"l think she's great-looking with good character! She

treats me well! So how about you marry her?"

Sylvia didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

Suddenly, Franklin reached out and anxiously pulled her into his arms

before saying nervously, "Ma'ma, she's my wife, so please don't try

setting her up with anyone else!"

It wasn't until then that the President noticed there were still two young

people in the ward.

He looked over towards them, surprise flashing across his eyes.

What an attractive couple!

The woman was stunningly beautiful while the man had extraordinary

looks too.

The news he received was that a couple had taken their mother to the

hospital...