Chapter 836 Got a Fever
Nicole said this, linked arms with Abella, and entered the flower shop to buy a new bouquet of white roses.
While the shop owner was wrapping the flowers, she took out her phone and started fiddling with it, not forgetting to say, "Wait for me a moment."
Abella nodded, took out her phone to handle some work, and didn't ask what she was busy with, just quietly waited on the side.
After a while, the shop owner finished wrapping the flowers, and Nicole was done with her phone. She took the bouquet, linked arms with Abella, and left the flower shop.
"Katherine will definitely exaggerate what happened just now in front of my dad when she gets back, so I hacked into that store's surveillance and sent the footage to my dad first," Nicole said.
Only then did Abella realize what she had been busy with.
Nicole's hacking skills weren't bad. When Abella and Phillipe hacked into her computer before, they found out she could even set up firewalls.
At that time, Nicole had set three questions on her computer, all related to Winston.
She recalled it as if it were a long time ago.
"I told my dad that it was Katherine who started the trouble, threw the flowers I bought to mourn Clara on the ground and stomped on them, and even spoke ill of my deceased mother. I just asked her to compensate for the flowers, didn't even ask for an apology, and she made a big fuss. The surveillance clearly shows that they were the ones who wouldn't let it go first." Nicole said this and then comforted Abella, "Don't worry, I won't suffer any losses in this family."
She had been groomed as a successor since she was a child. Was Katherine trying to take advantage of her? That was impossible.
On the way to mourn Clara, Abella, who was driving, said to her, "The Umbra League's forces have been mostly wiped out. Phillipe and Winston contributed a lot."
Of course, Caleb and Bonnie also helped a lot abroad.
Steven also made moves in secret.
Several teachers and those elders who loved her also stepped in to help.
"This year, you can have a peaceful Easter." Abella glanced at her and said gently.
Nicole also felt a sense of relief. She looked ahead and said with emotion, "I don't even know what kind of days I was living before."
Those days of being hunted, wandering, and being cautious were about to end.
And all of this was thanks to Abella.
"Abella, thank you." Nicole looked at her gratefully, "If it weren't for you, Winston might not have found me by now, and my brother and I would still be living in hiding. The Umbra League wouldn't have been taken down so quickly, and I wouldn't have found my biological family so soon."
"If you really want to thank me, just live a happy life with Winston. That would be the best thanks for me." Abella smiled, "I wish you both happiness."
Nicole felt a warmth in her heart, suddenly feeling that she and Winston were very fortunate to have such a warm and capable sister.
Ten minutes later, the two of them arrived at Clara's tombstone, where a large bouquet of pink roses was already placed.
Zephyr and Sharon had been there earlier, and there were many of Clara's favorite foods in front of the tombstone.
Nicole placed the flower and told Clara about her and Winston's recent situation, as well as Sharon and Zephyr's recent lives.
The photo of Clara on the tombstone was smiling, as if listening to her talk.
As Nicole spoke, her nose tingled, and tears welled up in her eyes. She repeatedly promised Clara that she would take good care of Sharon and Zephyr, healing their pain.
Abella also mourned Clara, said a few words, and after an hour, they left and took a detour to mourn Nicole's adoptive parents.
They had originally planned to visit them tomorrow, but Nicole thought that Easter was approaching, and she wanted to knit towels and scarves for Sharon and Zephyr, so time was running out.
In the evening, Abbie found that Lola had a fever and hurried to find Kimberly.
"Mrs. Medici, when I went to bring Ms. Lola Medici dinner tonight, I found that she had a fever. Can I call Dr. Mcpherson to come over and check on her?"
Kimberly, who was doing her nails, didn't even lift her head and just said indifferently, "I only asked her to reflect in the next room, not to take her life. Go ahead and call."
Abbie didn't expect Kimberly's reaction to be so calm, even somewhat indifferent.
In the past, if Lola had a headache or a fever, Kimberly would have rushed to her side immediately.
Without thinking much, Abbie quickly called Milan Mcpherson. After the call, she reported to Kimberly, "Dr. Mcpherson said he would be here in half an hour, Mrs. Medici. I'll bring some fever patches to Ms. Lola Medici first."
"Okay." Kimberly continued doing her nails, as if this small matter wasn't enough to make her anxious.
Abbie was a bit surprised by her reaction but didn't dare to say more.
At this moment, Lola was lying in bed when her phone buzzed with a news notification.
Last night was the first time the mysterious superstar Summer performed a duet with a top singer, the first time she appeared as a guest at a concert, and also the first time Blake released a new song he wrote for his sister at a concert, causing a huge sensation and receiving rave reviews online.
Everyone was praising their voices, their looks, their talents, saying their collaboration was seamless, every detail, every lyric was perfect, and there was nothing to criticize.
Lola, furious, threw her phone aside, her headache worsening.
"Ms. Medici, the fever patches are here!" Abbie hurriedly brought the fever patches, applied one to Lola's forehead, and comforted her, "Dr. Mcpherson will be here soon, please hold on a bit longer."
Lola pretended to be concerned, "Did my parents know you brought me medicine without permission? You better not worry about me; I don't want them to blame you."
"Mrs. Medici knows. I already reported to her, and she agreed to call the doctor."
Lola didn't expect to get Abbie to reveal this so easily. A glimmer of hope appeared in her eyes. She knew this trick would work on her parents, and they even called a doctor for her!
Overjoyed, Lola pretended to be concerned, "I didn't want to worry my mom. In the future, you don't need to tell her about such things. I'm afraid she'll worry too much and won't sleep well."
"Mrs. Medici wasn't very worried. She was still doing her nails when I reported to her, and she didn't even look at me." Abbie tucked Lola in.
Hearing this, Lola felt not only a bit disappointed but also surprised that her mother was now indifferent to her illness.
At this moment, Abbie suddenly realized that she hadn't seen Lola's clothes hanging out to dry when she brought her meals these past two days. Where were her clothes?
"Lola, where are your dirty clothes?" Abbie couldn't help but ask.
Lola, somewhat absent-minded, said, "I haven't washed them yet."
She was still thinking about her mother's reaction.
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