Miss Garsia, the Cat Is Out of the Bag

Madam Smith coughed softly a few times. “What’s wrong with me?”

Kittie took her hand and said with a worried expression, “Auntie, you fainted. Fortunately, we noticed in time; otherwise, something bad might have happened. Auntie, are you hungry? I’ll go and buy you something to eat.”

After saying those words, she took a glance at Cassie beside her and asked, “Cassie, could you please accompany me?”

Cassie glanced at her and wanted to escape from this awkward atmosphere. She nodded and said, “Okay.”

After coming out, Kittie had bought a huge pile of food as if she cared much about Javen’s mother.

But Cassie knew that it was impossible for a patient who had just woken up to eat those things.

She had no idea what Kittie was planning, so she didn’t say anything.

When they reached the entrance, Kittie suddenly found an excuse that she had a stomachache, wanted to buy some medicine and would quickly return.

“Cassie, I’ll have to trouble you to deliver these items to auntie,” she smiled apologetically.

Cassie finally understood what she meant and said, “No problem.”

She took a bag of food and pushed the door.

Kittie waited outside for a while before following her in.

As soon as she entered the room, she saw Cassie feeding Javen’s mother food, and there was an opened bag of snacks on the table.

Javen was no longer there and seemed to have left.

“Cassie! What are you doing?”

Kittie shouted with wide eyes, “Don’t tell me that you don’t know auntie still can’t eat such food and you bought these for her?”

Cassie smiled lightly and said, “It doesn’t matter.”

Javen’s mom saw that Kittie was shocked and asked, “What’s up, Kittie. What happened to the food I ate?”

“Auntie, don’t be angry. I roughly looked at these things. They are not suitable for patients like you who have not recovered yet. I’m just worried about your health… Cassie is too careless.”

Kittie had a painful expression on her face. It was as if had done something disrespectful.

Cassie smiled and said, “Don’t worry. I know what to give Auntie Smith.”

Kittie took a step forward and said angrily, “Cassie, you clearly understand medicine, so it was definitely not unintentional. Why did you do that?”

Cassie raised her eyes, “What if I gave her the right food?”

“That’s right? Cassie, I’ve seen those things. They really can’t be eaten!”

What a joke! She had checked all these things carefully and couldn’t eat at all.

“Kittie, is there a misunderstanding…” Madam Smith tried to persuade her when she saw her big reaction.

“Auntie, don’t eat anymore. I’ll buy you something else.”

When Kittie wanted to take away the food in front of Javen’s mother and approached to take a look, she was stunned.

What… what was this?

There was a delicate nutritious meal, and it looked good in color, smell, and taste.

But just now there were too many snacks piled up together, so she didn’t see this meal.

“When did you buy it…” She laughed somewhat awkwardly.

Cassie took another sip and said, “I bought the meal when you are out and these snacks are for myself. What’s up?”

Kittie was completely stunned. She really hadn’t expected Cassie to know her plans and to be able to resolve it so easily.

“Cassie… I’m sorry. I misunderstood you.”

At present, she could only apologize in advance. Otherwise, she would be accused of framing others at will.

Cassie raised her one eyebrow. “What? You think it’s a misunderstanding?”

Kittie turned pale. “Isn’t it?”

“You didn’t even look at it when you came in and said that there was something wrong with the food. Miss Tamah, I didn’t do it on purpose. I don’t know why do you do that.”All rights © NôvelDrama.Org.

Her words were calm. Cassie looked at Kittie’s face and smiled with a hint of danger.

Kittie avoided eye contact. “No, I didn’t. How could I have framed you on purpose? And I didn’t even know that you bought a nutritional meal, so it’s normal for me to misunderstand…”

Cassie looked at her pretending to be aggrieved and sneered, “I know that you don’t intend to repent at all.”

Kittie said with a trace of a crying tone, “I already said that I talked without thinking because I was worried about Auntie. Don’t keep holding onto me.”

When she saw Kittie crying, Madam Smith was so kind and said, “Cassie, please forgive Kittie. She’s really repenting this time. We can see that.”

Others definitely knew how to repent, but Kittie just aimed to continue disgusting her.

It wasn’t easy to forgive her.

“Cassie, I’m sorry. I truly know I’m wrong now.”

Seeing her appearance, Cassie felt disgusted.

However, she knew that if they continued to argue, Madam Smith would think that she was making a big deal out of a small matter, narrow-minded, and didn’t know how to forgive others.

The weak could always easily be forgiven by others, and Kittie was good at doing that.

“Well, I can forgive you. However, shouldn’t you compensate me?”

Cassie blinked and smiled innocently.

“What?”

“Three million dollars.”

For the Tamah family, three million dollars was only a small amount, but it was not a small sum anyway.

Kittie didn’t know what Cassie meant and asked in confusion, “Why is three million dollars?”

“There is no reason. If you think it’s too little, you can transfer five million dollars to my card. Thanks.”

Cassie knew that she couldn’t do anything to Kittie right now. Since that, she might as well get a compensation from her.

Kittie had thought that an apology would suffice, but she didn’t expect Cassie to directly ask for three million dollars.

She was reluctant to give the compensation. Apologize didn’t need to spend money, but this was three million dollars!

Cassie was always thinking of ways to make her feel uncomfortable!

Cassie looked at her expression and couldn’t help laughing. “What’s up? Don’t tell me that Miss Tamah can’t afford three million dollars now? It doesn’t matter. I can lend it to you first and remember to return it to me later.”

Kittie Tamah gritted his teeth in anger: “Well, I’ll give it to you. I’ll transfer it to your card for a moment.”

“Thanks, Miss Tamah.”

Just as Cassie finished talking, the door was suddenly pushed.

Javen Smith walked in with a bag of fruits. He frowned when he saw Kittie’s aggrieved and tearful expression, “What’s going on?”

“Everything is fine.” Kittie lowered her head. “Cassie wants me to transfer three million dollars to her for apology.”

She only left these misleading words.

Javen turned cold. He looked at Cassie and said with a cold voice, “Three million dollars? Give me your card number. I’ll transfer it to you.”