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Chapter 1312

Hayden was dressed in a suit. Her features were handsome, and her figure was tall and straight. She dressed as a

man for many years and had deliberately gotten a fake Adam’s apple, so no one except her closest relatives knew

that she was a woman.

The Queen family was also very protective of their children and would not let the outside world get information

about them.

Therefore, when Hayden appeared in public in men’s clothes, others thought that Mrs. Queen had two boys and

called Hayden “Mr. Queen“.

Hayden entered with a bunch of supplements for the elderly in her hands. She placed them on the bedside table

and saw that the old woman was the only one in the ward. She asked soberly,” Granny, where is your grandson?”

“I just woke up, so I don’t know where Kevin went. Maybe he saw me asleep and went out to buy

something. Have a seat, Mr. Queen.”

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Grandma May was about to sit up.

Hayden quickly pressed her down. “You can’t sit up right now. The doctor said you have to lie down for a speedy

recovery.”

In fact, there was nothing wrong with Grandma May.

Hayden was worried that something might happen to the old lady, so she insisted on sending Grandma May to the

hospital for a checkup. Although the doctor said that there were no problems found, Granma May kept saying that

she was in pain, so the doctor suggested that she stay in the hospital for a few days of observation.

If it were anyone else, Hayden would have thought it was an insurance scam.

However, she did not suspect the old woman.

She knew who Kevin was.

This old woman was Kevin’s grandmother. She was Old Mrs. York of the richest family in Wiltspoon. Her reputation

spread far and wide in the community.

Grandma May did not insist on sitting up.

“How are you feeling today? Does it still hurt?”

Hayden sat down in front of Grandma May’s hospital bed.

“It doesn’t hurt, but I was quite startled back then, so I didn’t sleep well these nights. I get jolted awake easily”

Hayden fell silent

After a long time, she said apologetically. “My driver drove too fast and almost hit you that day. Fortunately, you

were fine. I bought some supplements for you that have a calming effect. Feel

free to take them”

“I don’t blame you, Mr. Queen. I was also at fault for not paying attention when crossing the road I’m fine. When

Kevin comes back, I’ll tell him to help me get discharged from the hospital. It’s boring lying here all day.”

Grandma May asked, “Mr. Queen, what are the interesting places in Jensburg?”

“There are quite a lot of tourist attractions in Jensburg. If you want to go around, you can ask Mr. York to

accompany you.”

Grandma May’s expression immediately fell. “Kevin came here on a business trip and has a lot of work to handle.

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He’s busy every day and doesn’t have time to stroll around with me. It has also been a long time since I last came

to Jensburg. I came here with my late husband several times. when I was young.

“Now that I’m old, I want to revisit the places we traveled together as a couple. I want to do it while I’m still alive

and can walk around.”

Hayden was still silent.

Seeing the fruits on the bedside table, she quietly picked up a large apple and got up to go to the bathroom to

clean it. She then sat in front of the bed to peel it for the old lady.

When Hayden did not say anything, Grandma May took the initiative and asked, “Mr. Queen, could you arrange a

tour guide for me?”

Hayden said in a low voice, “Mr. York can arrange it.”

“Kevin won’t agree to me sightseeing unless I have someone he trusts to accompany me. Sigh, I’m old and useless,

and now I don’t even have my freedom. I have to consult my children and grandchildren and get their permission

before I can go anywhere. If they don’t agree, I can’t move an inch.”

Hayden sliced the peeled apple and handed one piece to the old woman. Her voice remained low as she said,

“Granny, you’re being unfair by saying that about your children and grandchildren.”

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