Duan Zhuangyu, having never suffered such indignation, retorted, "Who do you think you are? If you have the guts, come at us. Don't think we're easy to bully."
She wasn't really afraid these people would dare to bully her. After all, her father-in-law's position was there, and even if the Huo Family didn't like her, they probably wouldn't allow anyone to bully her.
She guessed this right.
But that was under the condition that she was in the right.
Mr. Xiao, thinking the expert group would soon start the consultation, said to the Duan mother and daughter, "We don't have time to argue with you now, but we can wait and see."
After speaking, he dragged his daughter out of the ward: "Things need to be prioritized. What's happening with your brother is the most important right now."
Xiao Tianwan originally wanted to make a fuss, but her father's words calmed her down: Yes, the most important thing now is for her brother to wake up.
