Chapter 361 Let Her Go
Old Abbott knew well about Finnegan as she didn't need to ask to know that Niamh was definitely with Finnegan.
Given Finnegan's temperament, Niamh would either be dead or severely injured.
It was precisely Finnegan's ruthless methods that kept the Abbott Family's extended members in check.
Finnegan held his phone, pondering for a while. He neither agreed with Old Abbott nor replied.
Old Abbott knew Finnegan's determination and said, "Finnegan, I promised George. Just give Niamh a punishment as a lesson and let her go. I want to see you at the hospital in half an hour."
Finnegan glanced back into the room, seeing the python was playing with Niamh. It was the snake's nature to play with its prey before eating it.
Niamh had already fainted from fear, who looked very small, compared to the massive body of the python.
Caspian also took the opportunity to say, "Finnegan, how about we call it a day? Today's lesson is enough for Niamh to remember for a lifetime."
The call was still ongoing. Finnegan, with a cold expression, said to Old Abbott, "Grandma Abbott, tell Dovie to come to the North Gate Villa to pick her up."
Hearing Finnegan relent, Old Abbott also breathed a sigh of relief. After hanging up the phone, she told the hurriedly arriving Dovie, "Go to the North Gate Villa to pick her up."
"Thank you, Old Abbott." Dovie was extremely grateful and also quite embarrassed. "Old Abbott, I will definitely discipline Niamh well. I'm sorry for the trouble caused to the Abbott Family."
Old Abbott waved her hand. "Go ahead."
"Okay." Dovie, full of gratitude, bowed to Old Abbott and quickly went to the North Gate Villa to pick up Niamh.
Outside the door, Jude and Celia were eavesdropping and heard everything.
Dovie came and left in a hurry. Jude and Celia exchanged glances, looked at Old Abbott, and then entered the hospital room together.
Celia couldn't wait to ask, "Mom, did Dovie come to plead for Niamh? What did Finnegan take Niamh for?"
Jude also asked, "Is this related to your poisoning?"
They only heard Dovie pleading and asking Old Abbott to call Finnegan to release Niamh. They really didn't know the reason.
Old Abbott glanced at them and said, "It's none of your business. Stop prying and making noise. I need to rest."
Old Abbott thought that as Jude and Celia were both idle and incapable of earning money, they were of no help and couldn't make decisions, whether they knew or not made no difference to the issue.
Sometimes, Old Abbott even mocked Jude, saying he was lucky to be born into the right family and to have a capable son. Otherwise, with their abilities, they would probably starve to death.
Since Old Abbott had spoken, Jude and Celia could only leave and not disturb her rest.
After leaving the hospital room, the couple discussed and decided to go to the North Gate Villa to find out what was going on.
Finnegan gave the python an order. "Python, let her go."
The python tilted its head, a bit reluctant, but it would obey its master's command.
The python released Niamh, but it was a bit irritable and directly let go of its tail. Niamh fell from a height of two meters, waking up from her coma and spitting out a mouthful of blood.
Caspian covered his face. "I really can't watch this, Finnegan. The python's temperament is just like yours."
Indeed, the pet reflects the master.
"It's a male animal. So what if it's a bit rough?" Finnegan defended his pet. He raised his hand, and the python left, heading to the backyard.
Caspian had no rebuttal. "Why don't you leave first? I'll wait here for Dovie to pick her up. Niamh is in such a state that it won't be good when Dovie arrives. Go home and accompany Ophelia."
"Alright." Finnegan really left. He had an appointment with Ophelia, and he needed to go back. Otherwise, Ophelia would be uneasy.
As Ophelia was still running a low fever, he was also worried.
Not long after Finnegan left, Dovie and Natalie arrived together.
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