Chapter 318

---- Chapter 318 Just as Giselle was left dizzy and breathless from the kiss, the door to the ward swung open. At the sound, Donovan immediately let go. Giselle had assumed that it was a nurse or a doctor. But when she turned, she was startled to see Dorothea standing at the door with Ethan and Grace. The three of them stood frozen in shock and fury, staring at what they had just walked in on. Feeling a flash of embarrassment , Giselle forced a smile and awkwardly greeted, "Mrs. Kane Senior, you're here." You had to hand it to the Kanes-they really cared about Donovan.

Despite being incredibly busy with their demanding careers , they still made time to visit him together every day. "What are you doing here?" Dorothea demanded. This was the first time she saw Giselle in the ward, and she was furious." Who gave you permission to come in here? Get out at once!" Before Giselle could respond, Grace cut in sharply. "Dorothea, don't just let her walk out so easily. We should call the police," she said, her voice brimming with anger. "If we reprimand her like before, she'll brush it off. She's shameless, after all." She continued, "Look at what she's done.

Don nearly lost his ---- life because of her, and now she's sneaking in here trying to seduce him. How is he supposed to recover with her around?" "Then we should call the police immediately!" Dorothea said, her eyes blazing. Dorothea now saw Giselle as her mortal enemy. The thought of how Giselle had repeatedly left Donovan at the brink of death made her wish she could tear her to pieces. "That's enough. Stop arguing, I let her in," Donovan coldly said, his expression unreadable. "All of you, get out. I don't want to be bothered." But Dorothea ignored him.

Her aura was powerful enough that even her children and grandchildren deeply respected her. But Giselle had never been one to be cowed by appearances." Madam, you're exaggerating ," she said, her voice cold and cutting. She deliberately addressed Dorothea as "madam" instead of ---- showing proper respect. "Donovan's accident had everything to do with his lousy driving and nothing to do with me, so please don't dump every bit of blame on me." Giselle's words had barely left her lips before Ethan, unable to hold back, snapped, "Nothing to do with you?

The police report clearly stated that Don swerved to the right to save you. I also reviewed the dashcam footage. You were provoking him the entire drive, and that's what pushed him over the edge and caused the crash. And you dare deny it?" Giselle froze, caught off guard. She hadn't expected Ethan to take such an interest in Donovan, much less to have gone through the trouble of piecing together every detail while juggling his own work. But she recovered quickly, sneering, "So what? I never forced him to swerve toward me and risk his life. That was his choice. It had nothing to do with me!

And if you're saying my words provoked him, then that's on him. "He's the president of a medical conglomerate. If a few harsh words can rattle him into crashing a car, then how is he supposed to lead the Kane Pharmaceutical Group in the future? You should have him reflect on his own weakness instead of making me, a defenseless woman, your scapegoat." Giselle's cold and merciless words were nothing to Donovan. He had long since grown used to her indifference. But the others stared at her in shock, their eyes were wide with outrage.