FULL NOVELXO Chapter 104: Chapter 107: The Ulterior-Motive Bestie
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As Lily Gray stepped into the hallway, she caught sight of a commotion near the reception desk.
From a distance, she couldn’t clearly see the women who were being held back by the guards. contemporary romance
However, at one glance, Vivian Walters, standing in the corner wearing a white long dress, was the most eye-catching person in the crowd.
Lily couldn’t help but frown, not expecting that the troublemakers were actually brought by Vivian Walters.
Despite the commotion, she didn’t draw any attention as she walked over from the other end of the hallway in her hospital gown.
Upon getting closer, she finally heard what they were arguing about.
“What kind of hospital is this? We’re Lily Gray’s college classmates, and we’ve come out of the goodness of our hearts to visit her. On what grounds are you stopping us!”
“Exactly… Why does it concern your hospital when we want to see our friend? Why are you blocking our way!”
Lily recognized these two voices – they were two girls who lived in the neighboring dorm during college. They had an ordinary relationship, and barely stayed in touch after graduation except during class reunions.
“Miss Gray is our VIP guest. I’ve said before that visitors are allowed, but you must register in advance. You didn’t register, so you can’t go in.”
“Pfft, VIP guest? Who doesn’t know that Lily Gray has already been thrown out of her home? What qualifies her to stay in a VIP ward? It’s just because she wheedled an old man using some tricks, acting all high and mighty!”
“That’s right… Vivian, stop standing there, come speak up… Just now it was you who said that Lily Gray is hospitalized and invited us to come see her. Look now, they’re only letting you in and blocking the rest of us. You have to give us an explanation!”
Vivian Walters couldn’t withstand the commotion caused by these heavily made-up women with her demure and weak demeanor.
Lily also didn’t understand what Vivian was thinking – even if she had been with these classmates when calling her earlier, she shouldn’t have brought them all here.
A few female classmates who came today had unclear relationships with men outside the school during their studies; two of them were even notoriously promiscuous.
In the past, Vivian had never interacted with them in school. Could it be that she reestablished contact because of a class reunion a few days ago?
Vivian’s big, innocent eyes filled with tears as she was jostled by the others.
“Don’t misunderstand, there’s no way Lily could be that kind of person. There must be a misunderstanding here… That’s right, 1 think it’s like this: Lily isn’t… comfortable seeing people, right? Perhaps she doesn’t want to see you right now; it would be too bad to make you come here for nothing. On Lily’s behalf, I apologize to you!” f reewe b
With just a few words, Vivian Walters shifted the hatred onto Lily Gray. Lowering her head and smirking, she had no idea that Lily, who was standing not far away, had a clear view of her sneaky smile.
Vivian… how could she…
“What’s there to be uncomfortable about seeing people? Who doesn’t know that she’s staying in the hospital after having plastic surgery…”
“Exactly, even if she comes out wrapped like a mummy, we’re all classmates, are we going to make fun of her?”
As the group chatted and scoffed, they didn’t realize how crude their words sounded.
The nurses on the side frowned in displeasure.
Mrs. Lucas was many times more beautiful than these vixen-like women!
Not to mention, the old man they referred to was none other than Mr. Lucas.
If one were to scour the whole A City, it’d be hard to find a man more handsome and charming than Mr. Lucas.
A man like Mr. Lucas was the personification of hormones, and the ultimate fantasy for women… Those women, not only were they unattractive, they also had terrible taste.
Just as the head nurse was about to kick them out, she looked up and accidentally spotted Lily Gray.
She couldn’t help but blurt out, “Mrs. Lucas, why are you out here….”
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