The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Seeing Harriet's disappointment, the Bass brothers and Delbert felt a pang in their hearts.

Their mouths remained slightly open for a while before closing again.

It would be best not to let Harriet know about what happened in the past.

After all, it was something no one could bear.

Miriam reached out and ruffled Harriet's hair, "Silly girl, there's really nothing wrong. You were young at that time. Forgetting things is quite normal."

Upon hearing that, Harriet let go of many doubts in her heart and smiled lightly.

"Alright, mom, I understand."

Then everyone gathered around the hospital bed, exchanging heartwarming words that made Miriam laugh joyfully.

"Alright, alright, all of you are so sweet and good kids!"

Miriam smiled at everyone and then patted Harriet's hand.

After a sigh, she said, "I'm fine now. It's getting late. You should all go back. I need some rest too. I just woke up, and my body still feels uncomfortable. Maybe a good night's sleep will help." Upon hearing that, everyone noticed that the sky outside was gradually darkening.

However, Harriet felt uneasy, "Mom, I'll stay here with you tonight. You'll be lonely here by yourself."

"Yes, Ms. Miriam, since we have nothing to do, we might as well stay."

The Bass brothers chimed in.

"Nonsense! This ward is so small. Where will all of you sleep? On the floor?"

Miriam thought this would deter them, but unexpectedly...

"Indeed, this place is a bit small. Let's switch to a deluxe ward."

The room Miriam was in was a VIP single ward.

For a patient, it was spacious with ample room to move around.

However, with ten additional people crowding in, it felt a bit cramped.

When one suggested it, the others all agreed.

They were all influential figures in various fields with a net worth in the billions.

Changing the ward wasn't a problem at all.

"Change the ward? Let's just change the hospital," Lucas scanned around and was somewhat dissatisfied with this hospital.

As the top doctor of Imperium, he wouldn't set foot in a medium-sized hospital like this.

If Miriam's condition hadn't been severe, preventing multiple transfers, he would have taken her to the most advanced hospital in Imperium for treatment long ago.

Perhaps if he had treated her earlier, things wouldn't have dragged on until now, which gave those troublemakers a few more days to cause chaos.

"You guys..." Miriam was at a loss for words, looking at them with a resigned look.

After some persuasion, she finally managed to send them away.

However, before she could even close her eyes, Harriet returned from home.

Initially, Harriet had already gone home with Delbert, but lying in bed, unable to sleep due to the blankness in her mind, she grew increasingly restless. Finally, unable to bear it, she glanced at Delbert sleeping beside her.

She gently touched his handsome face and then got up from the bed, intending to go to the hospital to inquire about her mother's truth.

As she made her move, Delbert suddenly opened his eyes.

As he stared in the direction she had left in the darkness, his expression was clouded with concern.

"Harriet, do you really need to know the truth?

"It might not be a good thing for you."

Following her, he also got up, but Harriet was unaware of it.

Quietly entering the hospital, she found Miriam awake so she walked in directly.