Chapter 70 Why Don't You Just Die?

Kisa was startled and looked at the bedside instruments in a panic. The electrocardiogram was flashing a red alarm light. As the nerve-racking alarm sounded, doctors and nurses rushed at once. Kisa was so anxious that her face turned pale. She asked a doctor, "What's wrong with Mrs. Kooper Sr.?" Suddenly, a powerful force grabbed her by the wrist. When she looked up, her eyes met Gilbert's icy, resentful gaze. She did not even know when Gilbert had come over. "Kelvin, save my grandmother." With that, Gilbert yanked Kisa out of the room and dumped her unceremoniously onto the snow. He hated her to the core. "Why won't you leave her alone after what Grandma has become?" "I did not. I did nothing to your grandmother." "Grandma's condition has always been stable. If you hadn't done something to her, how would the instrument have sounded its alarm?" His furious roar left her speechless. Kisa shook her head helplessly, as she had done five years ago, unable to defend herself. "Kisa,