Chapter 588: Chapter 588: First Aid
Luna Williams picked up the share transfer docunt and tucked it into her chest.
“I’m sorry, Grandma… If you hadn’t stopped , none of this would have happened. So you can’t bla for it. I’ll burn more paper money for you in the future. Rest in peace…” Luna wiped away her tears.
After finishing everything, Luna glanced around the room, ensuring there were no mistakes, and then left Jade Bell’s room.
Hope Williams quickly arrived at the Williams Family estate. Once her identity was confird, no one stopped her.
She entered the main residence without any issue. In the living room, maids were busy with their work. Hope approached one and asked, “Where’s Madam now?”
“Young Miss, Madam… is in the middle room on the second floor,” the maid answered.
“Alright.”
Hope headed straight upstairs.
As Hope ascended, Lunar Williams, hiding in the shadows, erged and bit her lip tightly before following behind.
Hope arrived at the door of Jade Bell’s room, her gaze sweeping strangely around the surroundings.
Jade Bell had fainted—why was the Williams estate so calm?
This was nothing like the typical response a family would have when their elderly matriarch collapsed.
Suspicion rose in Hope’s heart. She pushed open the door and quickly scanned the room, finding it empty.
Hope frowned deeper, her thoughts growing more critical. Just as she decided not to step farther inside, her eyes caught sight of a person lying on the floor.
It was Jade Bell!
Hope’s heart skipped a beat. She rushed forward, and the scene before her froze her in place.
Jade Bell’s face was deathly pale, her body sprawled on the floor, and a large pool of dark red blood had spread beneath her.
Hope’s eyes widened as her lips trembled. “Grandma?”
She quickly crouched down, placing her fingers on Jade Bell’s neck to check her pulse. There was still a heartbeat, but it was incredibly faint.
Hope examined Jade Bell’s injury. From what she could see, the back of her head had hit the edge of the table, leading to significant blood loss.
Hope swiftly grabbed a towel and pressed it against the wound on Jade Bell’s head, then shouted toward the door, “Soone, co quickly! Hurry!”
“Ah–!” A sharp scream suddenly ca from the doorway.
Hope looked up to see Luna Williams standing there, her face filled with panic. The commotion drew maids and family guards rushing to the scene.
Luna clutched her mouth in disbelief and shouted loudly, “Sister, why would you do this? Why did you push Grandma?”
Hope’s eyelid twitched violently. “What did you just say?”
“Soone, hurry and save Grandma! Hurry and save Grandma… Hope, are you insane? Grandma treats you so well, always favors you, yet you still harm her?”
Hope’s eyes flashed with instant clarity.
Luna had deliberately lured her here to fra her. It ant that Jade Bell’s current state must be connected to Luna!
Right now, Hope couldn’t afford to dwell on it—saving Jade Bell was the priority.
Hope shouted at the frightened maids and family guards, “Call 911 for ergency rescue!”
“Call the police! Call the police! Why are you all just standing there? Arrest the culprit already!”
Luna grabbed a nearby family guard and yelled.
The guard, overwheld by the chaotic scene, did not know how to act.
In the midst of the chaos, Luna kept shouting, “Call the police! Call the police already! What are you waiting for?”
Hope stood up, took a large step toward Luna, and raised her hand to slap her across the face.
Hope’s hand, still covered in Jade Bell’s blood, left an angry red print on Luna’s cheek.
Luna’s ears rang, and she staggered sideways. She barely steadied herself by leaning against the wall.
Just as Luna turned her face back, another slap landed without hesitation.
Hope delivered both slaps without holding back, the sound ringing sharply in everyone’s ears.
“Get out if you want to cause trouble!”
“You murderer! How dare you hit ?” Luna snarled, baring her teeth as she pointed a finger at Hope’s nose.
Hope grabbed Luna’s wrist effortlessly, tightening her grip enough to make Luna grit her teeth in pain.
“If Grandma doesn’t make it, I won’t let you off the hook.”
After saying this, Hope flung Luna’s wrist away.
Soone had called 911, and soone had reported the incident to the police. Hope continued to press the towel against Jade Bell’s wound. The family doctor arrived quickly and began assisting Hope with ergency treatnt.
Luna stood off to the side, her hair in a ss and her face stained with blood, watching feebly as Hope and the doctor worked on Jade Bell’s injuries.
Her eyes widened in disbelief. How was this possible?
She had checked earlier—Jade Bell wasn’t even breathing!
How could this be happening now?
Luna’s emotions surged like a roller coaster. On the one hand, she sighed in relief that Jade Bell wasn’t dead.
On the other hand, she had already decided to pin everything on Hope. If Jade Bell woke up, her plan would fall apart.
These thoughts made Luna’s expression darken and her hands twist together anxiously. She beca visibly agitated.
Her gaze shifted toward Hope, who was concentrating on saving Jade Bell, her eyes turning colder and more calculating.
She had passed the point of no return. There was no turning back now. She could only take things step by step from here.
Earlier, maids and guards had seen that only Hope and Madam were inside the room. After Luna directly accused Hope of pushing Madam, the thoughts of maids and guards had already aligned with her claims.
As long as Jade Bell didn’t regain consciousness, her accusations wouldn’t be disproven.
The ambulance arrived quickly. After preliminary treatnt and bandaging, Jade Bell was rushed to the hospital for rescue.
Hope was about to follow the ambulance to the hospital when Luna rushed over crying and clutched Hope tightly. “You’re not allowed to leave. You’re the one who hard Grandma.”
Hope struggled to keep her emotions in check. “Let go.”
Having reported to the police, officers swiftly arrived at the scene.
Two uniford officers entered, showing their identification before asking, “Did soone call the police here?”
“Yes!”
Luna raised her hand, pointing directly at Hope.
“She murdered my grandma!”
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