Chapter 292: 134: Slapping face, the real Miss of the Thompson Clan! _3
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Edward Thompson shook his head helplessly, tightly holding Sylvia Thompson’s hand, “l won’t allow you to go.”
“Brother! ”
Edward continued, “The reason I don’t want you to go isn’t because I have a problem with Viola Thompson. It’s just that I want to see if she has a
conscience. Grandma has always been fond of her; she has traveled to so many places to find her! But her? She’s not even there when our grandmother is undergoing surgery. What right does she have to be part of our Thompson Clan!”
Sylvia looked at Edward, “Brother, I trust sister; she’ll surely co back.” Edward’s face was full of irony.
If they had to wait for Viola to return, Mrs. Thompson might have already passed away.
Edward wanted to use this event to show the Thompson Clan Viola’s true colors.
“Let’s go, let’s head back” Edward took Sylvia’s hand, and the two walked back.
Out of Edward’s sight, a faint smile appeared on Sylvia’s lips.
If Edward were to look back now, he would certainly see that Sylvia’s smile was exactly like that of an evil supporting female character in TV dramas.
The two returned to the outside of the operating room.
Elena Williams looked at Samuel Thompson and asked, “Borden, why hasn’t Viola co back yet?”
Samuel beca a little anxious too, Viola had only told him that she was going to see the doctor, but she didn’t specify what she was going to do.
At this mont, their grandmother, Mrs. Thompson, had been declared critically ill by the hospital, and it was indeed inappropriate for Viola not to be present.
Samuel said, “I’ll go look for her.”
Elena nodded, “Hurry up.”
If sothing happened to Mrs. Thompson, the person she would want to see the most must be Viola.
Evan Thompson nodded, “Yes, go and find Viola quickly.”
Hearing this, Samuel imdiately went out.
“Big brother, I’ll go with you,” Sylvia followed in Samuel’s footsteps.
Seeing Sylvia’s retreating figure, Samuel frowned slightly and helplessly followed her.
Everyone searched the entire hospital inside and out, but they didn’t find her.
Her phone was off.
Edward frowned slightly and said, “I’m done looking, big brother; you can search on your own.”
After that, Edward held Sylvia’s hand, “Sylvia, let’s go.”
“Big brother,” Sylvia looked at Edward, “Brother, sister must have been delayed by sothing. Her phone must be out of battery, and that’s why it turned off automatically. I’m sure she didn’t intentionally ignore your calls.”
Not intentional?
How could Viola’s actions not be intentional?
Edward continued, “Doesn’t she even know what day it is today! This is really too much!”
Samuel had no mood to argue with Edward. He said, “You and Sylvia go back first. If mom asks, just tell her that our younger sister was delayed by sothing. I’ll continue looking.”
He believed that Viola didn’t deliberately disappear.
Edward didn’t want to deal with Samuel.
Sylvia continued, “Don’t worry, second brother. I’ll explain to mom and the others.’
Samuel trusted Sylvia’s cautiousness and judgnt, so he nodded, “Go back quickly.”
Sylvia followed Edward back to the operating room’s entrance.
Mary Perryne asked, “Where is Viola, and where are you two brothers?”
As Sylvia was about to speak, Edward cut in, “We don’t know where our little sister went. We searched for a long ti but didn’t find her, and the doctors and nurses say they haven’t seen her either.”
Upon hearing this, Sylvia imdiately said, “Mom, don’t listen to Edward’s nonsense. Sister was delayed by sothing; it’s not that we couldn’t find her.”
Hearing that Viola couldn’t be found, Mary’s eyes widened, “Viola, would sothing have happened to Viola!
Viola was unfamiliar with the people and places in Capital City. What if she ran into any trouble?
These words also made Sawyer Thompson’s heart skip a beat.
It took him great effort to find his daughter, and he wished he could protect her all the ti. Sawyer imdiately dialed the bodyguard’s number, “Send soone to the hospital right away.”
Seeing Sawyer and Mary’s reactions, Sylvia sneered in her heart.
It turned out that there were people in this world who could be so ridiculously biased.
Viola had clearly left without considering the situation, yet they were still worried about her safety.
If it had been Sylvia in Viola’s place today, she would have been scolded relentlessly by now.
Edward was speechless as he watched his parents worry about Viola without blaming her. Instead, they were making excuses for her.
They were really blind.
They’d ignored their outstanding daughter Sylvia for an unsophisticated village girl.
Edward let out a deep sigh.
In a short while..
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