Son-in-Law Is a Medical Genius
Chapter 862

Chapter 862

Chapter 862 I’ll Make Them Regret This

Demi had wanted to make Helen see sense, but after hearing the latter’s rebuff, she grew infuriated andsnapped, “You know what, forget it! Go ahead and believe them all you want, but trust me, you’re onlygoing to end up regretting it!”

Helen shot her a baleful look. “Shut up! You didn’t even try to help Tate when he was suffering earlier,and now you’re just going to stand there and add insult to injury? You should have defended him whenhe was getting all his teeth pulled out, but you wouldn’t even call an ambulance after that! How could yoube so heartless, Demi?”

Demi rolled her eyes in exasperation. Not wanting to spend another moment with her mother, she pulledLiam into the room and put a decided end to this nonsensical exchange.

Helen, on the other hand, simmered in anger as she sat in the living room, feeling wounded by herfamily’s indifference toward her nephew’s predicament.

Meanwhile, Chloe had brought Tate to the hospital, and it took a whole night before they finally settledhim down.

She called Minerva, but she didn’t manage to get through the latter’s phone until 11.00AM the next day.

Minerva had spent the night with Peter, and she was still tired from the endeavor. She was yawning evenas she arrived at the hospital, but when she saw how miserable Tate was, she immediately snapped inanger, “How the hell did this happen? Which idiot was it that had the nerve to cause harm to mybrother?!”

After a deep sigh, Chloe explained last night’s incident to Minerva, who was outraged after hearingeverything. “Mom, are you saying that Tate was beaten up at Aunt Helen’s house last evening? Is thathow he ended up like this?”

Chloe nodded in confirmation, and Minerva grew thunderous. “And what did the Cunningham Family doto help him? Did they just watch him get beaten up without putting a stop to it? They’re supposed to befamily, but they didn’t even try to save Tate! I can’t believe they’re treating you like this even after all thehelp you gave them in the past, Mom! They’re just a whole bunch of ingrates!”

Another tired sigh escaped Chloe’s lips as she said, “Calm down, Minerva. You have to understand thatTate was wrong from the start, hence what happened last night.”

“I don’t think he was wrong at all, Mom!” Minerva protested with an angry wave of her hand. “It wasCrystal who slapped him first, so it was only normal for Tate to want to seek revenge out of anger.Besides, Crystal and her grandfather were completely unscathed, weren’t they? But they decided tobring their men and cause a scene at the Cunningham residence, and Tate was so brutally beaten upthat he lost all his teeth! They were being violent and cruel for no reason!”

The argument weighed on Chloe’s mind for a moment before she hesitated and said quietly, “No,Minerva, that’s not true. The incident started because Tate told a couple of very serious lies, which endedup causing a rift between the Cunningham Family and the Harrisons. Things took a turn for the worseafter that.”

Minerva was firm on her stance. “That’s not the point, Mom. The Harrisons stormed over to the housethreatening Tate with violence, but the Cunningham Family did nothing to help and chased the both ofyou out instead. Can’t you see that they’re looking down on us, Mom? They wanted to take this chanceto cut us off completely!” She scoffed disdainfully. “They think they can lord their fortune over us becausewe can’t compete with them. I can’t even count the times Sasha and Demi tried to chase me out of thehouse when I lived with them, not to mention how James would always give Tate and I contemptuouslooks from time to time. He never welcomed us at all! More importantly, even his pathetic son-in-law

Matthew would order Tate and me around like we’re dogs! The whole family is made up of a bunch ofuseless ingrates, and they’re all trash!”

Chloe rubbed the back of her head in frustration. She had never been one to have opinions of her own,and her daughter’s scathing commentary succeeded in probing her dissatisfaction toward theCunningham Family. With a resigned sigh, she said, “Well, that’s life for you. You’re only royalty whenyou have money, and without it, even your relatives would shun you. How could humans be somaterialistic and ungrateful?”

Minerva spat through gritted teeth, “They’ll pay for what they’ve done! Don’t worry, Mom, I’ll make themregret this for the rest of their lives!”

Taken aback by this, Chloe asked, “Wait, what are you planning to do, Minerva? Let’s not be rash aboutthis!”