Chapter 813
Spoiled by the President
Gregory Graham said quietly, "I told you last night that I would send her away at some point. Sheâll never be seen again and is certainly no threat to you, so you don't have to hurt her like this. If you do this, itâll make me feel...â
He stopped and did not continue.
Vickie Thomas, however, only felt as if her heart had suddenly been hit hard with a fist. There was a dull pain and her spine went cold.
She stopped speaking and pursed her lips, then looked at him, unmoving.
After a while, she asked in a deep voice, "What does it make you feel? Speak clearly! Gregory, what does it make you think if I do this?"
Gregory's eyes grew colder.
He was no longer polite, but said directly, "It makes me feel that youâre unfamiliar, tiresome, and petty in a way that the old Vickie never was. You should know that sheâs different from you. Youâre not on the same playing field, and in all aspects, sheâs not your opponent.
âFor such a person, who doesn't pose any threat, why do you need to target her in every way? Isn't it good to set her free as well as yourself?"
Vickie was stunned.
She never thought that she would one day hear such words from this man's mouth.
Vickie opened her mouth but was at a loss of words for a moment.
Suddenly, she felt very sarcastic.
Her eyes grew cold and she stared at Gregory with a sneer.
"So that's what you think. Well, Gregory Graham, remember what you said today, and then look at yourself later to see how stupid you sound at this moment."
After she finished speaking, she gave him the cold shoulder, turned around, and pushed her wheelchair away.
Gregory stood there and did not chase after her.
He just looked at her departing back with deeply sunken eyes.
Vickie was so angry that she went straight back to her room.
She slammed the door with a bang and kicked the edge of the bed.
The bed did not budge at all from the kick. Instead, it caused a sharp pain in her leg.
Even Vickie, who was able to endure most pains, covered her leg and hissed.
D*mn it!
She had forgotten about the leg injury.
Outside the door, Andrea happened to return from her task at this time. When she saw Vickie sitting there with a grimace while holding her leg, Andreaâs face changed and she rushed in.
"Ms. Thomas, what's wrong?"
Vickie held her leg and gave herself an eye-roll.
What a stupid thing to do, why would she kick herself?
âI'm not usually so careless. Itâs all because of that scourge, Gregory Graham!â
As she thought about this, she felt hatred in her heart again. When Andrea saw that Vickie was silent, she panicked and said, "Wait a minute! I'm going to call the doctor."
Andrea then got up and ran to the door.
Before she could run out, she heard a cold shout from behind her, "Come back!"
When she turned around, she saw that Vickie was sitting there with a pale face.
"Ms. Thomas...â
âDonât go!"
Vickie directly said, "I'm fine. I just accidentally knocked something."
After she said that, she rubbed the place where she was hurt.
Andrea saw this and came back half-heartedly.
"Ms. Thomas, what happened?"
Andrea was always careless, but she also sensed that Vickie's mood and expression were a bit off at this time.
Usually, no matter what Vickie encountered, although she was not friendly towards others, she was not cold. Most of the time, she was indifferent and would not get mad.
Right then, Vickie was clearly a bit unstable and there was even a hint of anger and anxiety between her eyebrows. It was something that Andrea had never really seen before.
Even when Jennie Taylor had died, she was simply enraged, rather than this complicated look she was showing now.
Vickie looked up at Andrea.
At one glance, it was impossible to tell what the emotion was in Andreaâs eyes. Vickie was silent for a moment and said, "Nothing happened."
With her eyebrows lowered, she actually showed some aggravation for the first time.
When she saw Andrea, she could not help but feel even more distressed.
Andrea walked to Vickieâs side, squatted down, looked at her with concern, then said, "Ms. Thomas, although I know I'm just a maid and Iâm not qualified to care about you, if you need my help with anything, you must tell me. If itâs something I can handle, Iâll help you do it."
As she said that, she paused again slightly and muttered, "If you need someone to speak your mind to, you can also talk to me, as long as you don't think Iâm too lowly for you."
Vickie looked up at her.
Suddenly, she smiled slightly.
That gaze was actually unprecedentedly gentle and touching.
"What nonsense is that? Lowly?"
She said as she reached out and gently motioned for Andrea to get up. Andrea stood up later.
Vickie looked up at Andrea and said, "Do you think weâre in the olden days? A maid is inferior? Youâre just earning money by your own means. Itâs just an ordinary job. Although I don't have to wait on people, in the end, Iâm just a guest in this house. My status is probably not even as good as you here."
At this point, she peered out the window and looked out into the distance. There seemed to be a sadness in her eyes.
Andrea dropped her gaze and looked around the room. She wondered what had happened earlier that made Vickie like so.
Therefore, she discreetly said, "Ms. Thomas, you canât say that. If others can see it, how can you not tell? Young Master treats you differently."
At the mention of this, Vickie's brow furrowed fiercely.
A moment of anger also appeared on that impassive face.
"Don't mention his name in front of me!"
Andrea was stunned.
Vickie sneered.
"I have nothing to do with him in the first place. I don't want to hear that person's name again, so don't say such words in front of me in the future."
Andrea was somewhat surprised.
As far as she knew, the two of them were still fine before this.
When she thought about it again, she suddenly recalled what happened yesterday when Vickie ran to the dojo to find Gregory and vaguely understood the situation.
Andrea smiled and said, "Okay, I won't mention it if you say so. Since that's the case, don't be sad about those irrelevant things. I think it's almost time to take your medicine. I'll go and bring it over for you first."
Vickie did not refuse and nodded her head.
Andrea then quickly brought her medicine over.
These medications were left behind by the female doctor who had treated her injuries. There were two kinds of medication. The doctor had instructed her to take one before and after each meal every day.
Now that it was midday and time to eat, it was just the right time to take one first.
Vickie took the pink-white pill from her hand and dropped it into her mouth, then drank some water and swallowed it in one gulp.
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ï¤Chapter 487 The End Pt. 5 Andrea's eyes darkened as she watched her take the pill.
After taking the medication, Vickie then went to the dining room with Andrea to have lunch.
She felt a little tired after the meal, so she came back to rest.
An afternoon nap was most suitable in this weather.
Vickie laid in bed drowsy, but at this moment, there was suddenly a loud noise from outside.