Chapter 1393:
“Collin, please… let me stay. I just want to help,” Kylee begged.
He didn’t even look at her. “I won’t repeat myself.”
With that, he brushed past her and bent over Ivy. “Grandma…”
The medical team rushed in.
The doorway was narrow, and Kylee stood in the way.
Focused only on the patient, they shoved her out of the way.
Caught off guard, Kylee staggered back and slammed into the cold wall.
“Ah!” she cried, tears springing to her eyes.
But no one looked at her. Every pair of eyes was on Ivy.
Born pampered and later adored as a star, Kylee had never been treated this way.
Her tears blurred her vision—until she caught sight of Linsey.
A surge of jealousy and hate flared hot in her chest.
That bitch.
Just moments ago, she had heard Ivy say Linsey was the perfect match for Collin, while she herself wasn’t worthy of him.
It had to be Linsey poisoning her ear, turning Ivy against her again.
And Linsey wasn’t even single. She was already dating Gorman, CEO of Green Group, yet she still dared to cling to Collin. Two-timing in spirit.
A shameless woman.
Kylee’s hands trembled with rage. Hatred for Linsey burned through her. But with Ivy fighting for her life and Collin’s cold dismissal ringing in her ears, she could only step back into the corridor.
The hall was quiet. She sank onto a bench outside, her anger festering.
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Her mind darkened.
A vicious thought took root.
No one was going to take Collin from her. She would destroy Linsey.
No one knew how much time had passed. At last, the attending physician wiped the sweat from his brow. “Mr. Riley, she’s stable for now. But she can’t handle any emotional stress, or else…” He let the warning hang.
Collin gave a curt nod. “I understand.”
“If anything changes, call me,” the doctor said before leaving with his team.
Ivy lay unconscious on the bed.
Collin sat silently at her side, never once looking Linsey’s way.
Feeling out of place, Linsey spoke gently. “Since Mrs. Riley is stable now, I’ll head out.”
Collin didn’t answer.
Linsey didn’t dwell on it and simply turned to leave.
