Chapter 1180
Chapter 1180:
“What should we do?” Margo asked nervously. The elderly woman reminded her of her grandmother.
“Call an ambulance!” Dunn shouted, his voice grave, as he immediately began CPR.
Margo grabbed her phone and dialed 911 at once. She wasn’t the only one panicking—everyone nearby looked anxious and shaken.
Soon, the ambulance arrived, and the elderly woman was lifted onto a stretcher.
“Is she going to be okay?” Margo asked, still tense.
With a reassuring smile, the doctor replied, “Fortunately, she was treated in time, so it’s nothing too serious. But we still need to take her to the hospital for a full examination p>
Margo let out a long breath of relief, then turned to Dunn, admiration shining in her eyes. “Thank God you were here. Otherwise, that poor woman’s life could have been in danger p>
Dunn returned her look with a sincere smile. “Saving lives is a doctor’s duty p>
Meanwhile…
“Heather p>
Hooper stormed into the living room, furious.
After what happened at the hotel last time, Rupert had prepared a backup plan. A few days after he returned from the old house with Annabel, he asked Finley to investigate what had happened.
Rupert then approached the reporter who had worked with Heather, got the full story, and recorded everything. After that, he went to Norman Group to confront Hooper. Turning on the recorder pen, Rupert let Hooper hear it all.
Hooper was left dumbfounded—and ashamed.
“Mr. Norman,” Rupert said coldly, “I sincerely hope you discipline your sister. She’d better not use these underhanded methods again. And she’d better not disturb Annabel or me. If I catch her doing anything suspicious again, it won’t end with a warning p>
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After saying that, Rupert left Norman Group.
A heavy sense of anxiety settled in Hooper’s chest as he stared at the recorder pen on his desk. He decided to go home immediately and confront Heather.
And when he arrived, he could no longer contain his anger.
Heather stepped out of her bedroom when she heard her brother’s voice. The moment she entered the living room and saw Hooper’s livid expression, she asked in confusion, “What’s wrong, Hooper p>
Hooper was furious. He had already agreed to pursue Annabel the way Heather wanted, even though he didn’t want to. But he hadn’t expected Heather to team up with someone else, drug Annabel, and try to force her away from Rupert.
He wasn’t just disappointed. He was disgusted.
“Why did you do it?” Hooper hissed, glaring at his sister. His usual gentle, courteous demeanor was gone. “I promised you I’d pursue Annabel. Why did you have to involve other people to ruin her? You even drugged her. If someone hadn’t told me, I wouldn’t have believed it p>
His eyes were filled with sadness and disappointment. He had never imagined his own sister would become so cruel and paranoid.