Chapter 6

Aunt Fiona calmly called 911 and then phoned my parents.

At Grandma's age, a fall isn't a small matter.

On the other end, my dad was worried sick.

"Yesterday during the massage, the old lady's condition was improving, how could she suddenly fall!"

"Please help look after her, I'm coming home right away!"

After hanging up, the neighbors started discussing all at once.

"Yeah, isn't Old Jackson massaging Auntie every day?"

"More than just massaging, Old Jackson is so filial, taking the old lady to see many doctors!"

"Old Jackson will be heartbroken when he gets back."

I saw a trace of fear finally appear in Hazel's ever-fearless eyes.

But she quickly adjusted, suddenly covering her mouth and crying.

"Waah... Grandma just gave me a few chicken wings, why did sister push her..."

The originally anxious neighbors turned their eyes to me in unison upon hearing Hazel's words.

[A counter against the heavens, absolutely hilarious!]

[Villains need to be dealt with by evil measures, see if they dare bully the heroine again!]

In a corner where others couldn't see, Hazel flashed a victorious smile at me.

I widened my eyes, angrily shouting:

"You didn't want to eat Grandma's cola chicken wings, so you pushed her!"

Hazel's smile became cunning:

"Grandma's chicken wings smell so good, why wouldn't I want to eat them? Waah, sister, why are you like this to me..."

Hazel's crying face like a pear blossom in the rain made the neighbors frequently glance at me.

"Ella, this girl seems so well-behaved usually, how could she become so selfish."

"Which kid isn't selfish nowadays, do you think it's still like our times?"

"At the old lady's age, a random fall could lead to fractures, it's really a sin!"

I clenched my teeth, unable to withstand the overwhelming opinions.

Soon, I heard the sirens of an ambulance.

The neighbors quickly made way, and the doctor squatted in front of Grandma with a medical kit.

To prevent secondary injury, they didn't act recklessly and chose to perform a simple check and first aid with instruments and medicine first.

At this moment, I finally saw Dad's figure at the door.

Before I could voice my full grievance, another figure rushed ahead of me, flying into Dad's arms.

"Dad, I'm sorry..."

Hazel's tears flowed down.

"I shouldn't have eaten sister's chicken wings, or she wouldn't have lashed out, taking her anger out on Grandma, waah..."

Dad was stunned.

Before he could speak, a vigorous and unyielding old voice echoed in the room:

"I'm just an old lady who fell, not dead yet!"