Revenge After Prison Never Forgiven (Abigail) novel Chapter 84

Chapter 84

Abigail had barely laid down when Stephen knocked on her door.

She responded coldly, standing behind the door. “What?”

Stephen’s jaw tightened at her tone, but it wasn’t the time for arguments, “Grandpa has been hospitalized. His condition is critical. Dad wants you and Mom there now.”

Abigail turned to change without another word.

At the hospital, her palms were sweaty with anxiety. Abigail hurried behind Stephen toward Wyatt’s ward.

Wyatt was in the ICU. Standing at the door, Abigail felt unsteady on her feet and hurriedly reached out to steady herself against the frame. “How did this happen so suddenly?”

Entering the ICU, she watched the frail old man on the bed. Her vision swam as she grasped his wrinkled hand.

Bianca stood nearby, quietly wiping away tears.

Gabriel stood like a storm cloud, his silence oppressive.

“Abby,” Wyatt said weakly, gripping her hand. “I heard you joined Halden Group. I knew my girl would shine No matter what life throws, you’ll overcome

it.”

Abigail’s grip tightened. “Who told you this, Grandpa?” She glanced at Gabriel.

Wyatt exhaled shakily. “If you hid it, I’d never stop worrying. Now… just chase your dreams. Don’t let anyone… drag you down. Promise me.*

“Grandpa…” The finality in his words choked Abigail. She was sure that Gabriel must have said something unforgivable to trigger this.

“Promise me. You’ve only got yourself. They were born with everything. You have to be selfish!” Wyatt tightened his grip on her hand.

Gabriel snorted, “If you weren’t so selfish, I wouldn’t need to beg him. Dani could’ve helped me at Halden Group, but you ruined her. Who els supposed to turn to? You?”

“Enough!” Gabriel jabbed a finger at her. “From now on, your grandpa’s treatment depends on you. You must clean up Dani’s mess and get that blacklist revoked.” He pulled out his phone and dialed a number.

Minutes later, the hospital director arrived with two doctors. “Ms. Gibson,” the director said to Abigail coolly, “your future visits require your father’s prior approval.”