"Don't worry. She's going to be fine really soon. Well, her wounds haven't started to close up on their own yet. So it won't be convenient for you to visit her today. I think she'll be better tomorrow. By then and you can finally see her."

"Sure, sure! That makes me really happy!" Hannah exclaimed with so much excitement. Although she said that she had trust in Harper and that she was not worried, she still had some concerns. Only if she had confirmed her daughter's health with her own eyes could she feel more relieved.

"It's time for me to change her bandages into fresh ones. I shall leave now. Please excuse me," Harper said. Then, she stood up and went outside the room. Hannah wanted to follow her. But then, she thought of what Harper had just said to her, so she stopped. She had to wait for another day. Tomorrow, she would finally be able to see her daughter.

At the same time, Harper had actually thought that Hannah would come with her, but it turned out that she didn't. Based on this fact, Harper believed that sh

them. Meanwhile, when Travis noticed that Shawn was coming towards him, he hid himself in a rush, attempting to not be noticed by Shawn.

Because of this, Shawn smirked, continued leaving and pretended that he didn't see his father. Upon seeing this, Travis breathed a sigh of relief. He craned his neck to look into the yard, only to find no one. Last night, after he and his wife fought, she kicked him out of their bedroom. As a result, he had to sleep in the study for the whole night. After a while, Travis finally arrived at the conclusion that he must've done something wrong. But as the elder, he just couldn't condescend himself to make peace with the juniors.

Therefore, Travis had been hiding and he didn't dare to reveal himself. In fact, he knew everything that Harper did in this mansion. She didn't do anything inappropriate except forbidding people from visiting Wendy. She behaved in such a meticulous and considerate manner. While thinking about this, Travis then realized that he had indeed been too harsh on her.