<h4>Chapter 1552: 1552. The Hall Family cannot afford to lose face like this.</h4>


    Lily Hill’s eyes lit up when she heard the news, and she made up her mind.


    "What? That little Fox Spirit is crippled?"


    Leanne Richards was ying poker with a few wealthydies when she heard the news from Lily. The card she just picked fell directly onto the table.


    "I’ve won!"


    Amidst her shock, an exhrated shout came from across the table, "All in one suit, thank you, Mrs. Hall."


    Leanne had already lost quite a bit tonight, and her mood was bing restless and irritable.


    It’s not that she minded the money, but constantly losing could indeed be infuriating.


    Just at this moment, Lily came in with such news, causing her to lose this round.


    Looking at the row of cards she had, also all in one suit, Leanne’s face darkened with anger.


    "I lost again, not ying anymore!"


    She angrily shoved her cards onto the table, threw a wad of cash from her bag, and then turned to Lily, saying:


    "Are you sure about the news?"


    "Absolutely. I have a rtive whose daughter is an intern doctor in the Rehabilitation Department. She saw Helen Melendy’s case in Director Montgomery’s office, and that’s how I heard."


    Upon hearing Lily’s confident tone, Leanne’s face darkened even more.


    Among those ying poker with Leanne, there were quite a few with unmarried daughters.


    Many had previously considered marrying their daughters to someone like Harry Hall, a talented and well-mannered noble Young Master.


    However, these noblewomen from wealthy families had much more to consider than ordinary people.


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    When choosing a son-inw, they wouldn’t just consider character and ability; they also wanted someone who could bring them corresponding benefits.


    At the time, everyone knew that William Hall intended for his illegitimate son to inherit the family business. If Harry Hall lost in such a rivalry, he would end up with nothing, possibly even being kicked out of the Hall n.


    So, these people were always waiting and watching. As long as Harry secured the Hall n, even if it was just half, they were willing to marry their daughters to him.


    Because of this, they were naturally very interested in the fiancée who almost married Harry but ended up in aa due to an ident.


    Now, hearing from Lily that the fiancée, though awake, would be wheelchair-bound for life, they were very interested.


    They even generously offered Leanne some "valuable" advice.


    "That girl is clearly ipatible with Harry. Getting ready to marry and then a lunatic turned her into a vegetable. Now she finally wakes up, but she’ll never walk again—how unlucky can one get?"


    Another person chimed in, saying:


    "A toad wanting to eat swan meat is naturally courting disaster. She should check her status; does she even deserve to marry the Hall Family’s Young Master?"


    This person’s words were vile and toxic, belittling Helen Melendy while praising Harry Hall to tter Leanne.


    Indeed, upon hearing this, a sense of superiority that Leanne hadn’t shown among these people for a long time surfaced in her eyes.


    "That little vixen has been clinging to my son for eight or nine years with her flirtatious face. Now that she’s crippled, won’t she be stuck relying on my son for life?"


    Leanne had already imagined the scene of her son being desperately clung to by Helen Melendy, fueling the fire in her heart even more.


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