Chapter 206 Fire Me

Nancy's grandfather's condition was dire; the doctor said he would likely be paralyzed on one side. She stood by the bedside, her hands trembling. When her grandfather woke up, his face was twisted, and he began drooling. Seeing he wanted to speak, Nancy quickly leaned in closer. With an oxygen mask on, his voice was distorted, and Nancy couldn't understand what he was trying to say. Tears streamed down his face as he reached out, pointing to a coat hanging in the room. Nancy walked over and took the coat. "Grandpa, is this the coat you want?" He pointed to the coat pocket, so Nancy reached in and took out a wallet, which contained a few bank cards and a note. Seeing the note, Nancy couldn't hold back her tears any longer. She pressed her head against the bed, trying not to sob aloud. Her grandfather gently patted her head, only able to make "ah ah" sounds. The note said all the bank cards were for Nancy, and that all his assets were also hers. The note bore his signature