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Terrified upon hearing that, Felicia turned around and glanced toward the bed.
“I'm so sorry! I wasn't trying to give it to Old Mr. Lowen. I just...”
She didn't dare to continue her sentence, so Patrick did it for her.
“It was for me, right? Are you looking down on me, Ms. Ashton? Do you think that I'm incapable?”
Felicia shook her head vigorously. “T-That's not what I mean.”
“What, then?”
Felicia struggled to find the right words to explain herself.
“If anything happens to my grandfather, you and the Ashton family will be held responsible. You better get lost now and pray that
he's fine.”
Felicia took a step back, tears welling up in her eyes.
“Patrick, I tried to drug you because I love you. It was also to fulfill Old Mr. Lowen's wish. He wants a great-grandchild!” yelled
Felicia.
Patrick had already called for the bodyguards, who promptly grabbed Felicia's arms and escorted her away.
She sounded so indignant, as if everything she had done was for the sake of the Lowen family.
Patrick stated coldly, “You aren't worthy to have my child.”
He recalled all those things that she had done to Gwendolyn in the past. Even the bullet in his head was because of her. Besides
that, he also held her responsible for his near-death experience.

Hence, there was no way she could ever marry into the Lowen family. He would never agree.
After Felicia was dragged away, the room fell silent.
Alice, who had finally regained her composure, held Patrick's hand.
“Pat, Fel isn't a good person. When you were unconscious, she didn't even take care of you sincerely. She summoned a bunch
of housekeepers and ordered them around. She's so two-faced that even your grandpa has been fooled by her.”
Patrick smirked. “Grandma, I'll deal with her.”
Alicia knew how capable he was. There was no way that he couldn't deal with Felicia.
She glanced at the bed. Seeing that Hector had calmed down, she rose to her feet.
“Pat, your grandpa is fine now, so you should go and rest. It's getting late. You still have to wake up early tomorrow for work.”
Her heart ached for her grandson.
He had just been discharged from the hospital, yet before he could fully recover, he had to plunge himself into work.
Alice was well aware of the current situation, where various companies were trying to undermine Lowen Group. In addition to
that, Patrick had to resolve the numerous crises that Lowen Group was facing.
He was already exhausted, yet Hector was still creating more trouble for him.
Alice decided that she would reprimand Hector tomorrow and stop him from creating more trouble. Furthermore, she would not
let Felicia enter the house again.
Patrick talked to the doctors and confirmed that Hector had stabilized. He then instructed the medical team to sleep in the guest
rooms beside Hector's bedroom so that they could be on standby for any emergencies.

After that, he left.
As he headed toward the stairs, Kevin rushed up hurriedly. The two almost collided.
“Pat, is Old Mr. Lowen all right?”
Kevin had driven as fast as he could, fearing he might arrive too late.
Patrick glanced at him calmly. “He's fine now. Come, let's have a drink.”
Kevin tightened his grip on the first-aid kit.
“He's all right? That's great.”
Initially, Estelle was staying overnight at his place after drinking too much. He was tempted, for she had finally come of age after
so long waiting. Finally, he could make a move.
Just as the atmosphere was just right, his phone rang. Hence, he had no choice but to leave her and rush over right away.
Kevin followed Patrick to the wine room on the third floor, where an array of various wines were displayed. Each bottle was part
of the latter's prized collection, all hailing from famous brands.
In the past, getting a taste of these exquisite wines was nearly impossible. However, he had the honor of visiting the room that
night. In fact, Patrick even opened a bottle of fine wine.
Pouring the wine into a glass, Patrick swirled it gently.
“My grandparents are pressuring me to have a child. I really wish that a child could have been born from those nights six years
ago.”