The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1328

I was terrified of seeing her like this, so I quickly comforted her. "Please calm down, Ma'am. I've already figured out a way to pay for the child's treatment. Don't worry."

Amelia's mother hurriedly nodded her head and said in a choking voice, "You're really a good person, Mrs. Grant.”

I did not know what else to say and looked at the child lying on the bed.

The child was awake. When he saw a stranger, he stared at me for a few seconds before looking at Amelia's mother and saying weakly, "I want to drink some water, Grandma." Ill go get you some water." Amelia's

mother quickly went to the water dispenser to get some water.

Seeing that there was not much water left in the dispenser, she took the nearly empty container on top and left the ward.

"Are you here to visit me, Miss?" The child's voice entered my ears.

I smiled at the child. "Yes, I'm here to visit you."

The little guy smiled with joy, revealing a pair of adorable canine teeth. "Will you come visit me often?"

I nodded. "If you take good care of yourself, then I'll come and see you when I'm free."

The little guy was over the moon. "Can you bring me some candy when you come next time? Grandma says that only sick people can eat candy, but she hasn't bought me any candy even though I've been sich for a

long time. I really want to have some candy."

As soon as he said that, Amelia's mother came back with a container of water.

I went forward to help her and saw that the opening of the container was no longer sealed, so I asked with a frown, "Did you get water from the tap?"

Amelia's mother nodded. "The water is still drinkable after boiling it. We're not that particular about it. Buying a new one costs a lot of money. It's more cost-effective to save the money and buy Sky some delicious food instead."

She said those words in an extremely natural manner as though it was only normal.

My heart ached, and I did not know what to say.

Later, I helped her put the container on top of the water dispenser. I briefly explained to her some of the documents she needed to prepare to apply for the fund, then left the hospital.

I did not go straight home but went to the supermarket to buy some kids' clothing and supplies. When I returned to the hospital, Amelia's mother was nowhere to be seen.

The child was fast asleep, but he woke up when he heard me coming in.

Seeing that I had returned, he smiled happily. "Did you leave something behind. Miss?"

I shook my head and walked over to put the shopping bags on the bedside table. I then took out a pair of cotton socks from one of the bags and put them on him. "Where did your grandma go?"

The little guy's gaze dimmed. "My uncle came here and tried to rob Grandma's money. Grandma went to the police station to make a report. I believe she's trying to get the police to catch my uncle." I frowned. Amelia's brother was a complete bastard. If it were not for him, this family would not have come to this point either.

It seemed like Amelia's death was not enough to bring even a hint of conscience back in him. He knew that they had received Amelia's compensation and hurried over to rob it from them.

This man no longer cared about anyone. He was already blinded by the gambling chips on the gambling table.

After glancing at the container on top of the water dispenser, I called the water

dispenser company and someone soon came over to deliver water.

This child would have to stay in the hospital for a long time, so I paid for a hundred containers of water.

I looked at the child and said with a smile,' When the water in the water dispenser finishes, ask your grandma to call someone to deliver water, okay?"