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    The operator’s voice was filled with confusion and disbelief as he asked, “So let me get this straight: you went into someone else’s yard and picked their daffodils, is that correct?”


    “Yes!” Lady Wilson eximed loudly, her frustration bubbling over. “He nted those daffodils by his fence, and I thought they were chives! I grabbed a few handfuls and ate them, only to end up poisoned. Tell me, he must have done something wrong, right?”


    The operator let out a weary sigh and replied, “I’m sorry, Ma’am, but ourws don’t prevent anyone from nting daffodils in their yard. So, he ispletely within his rights to do that. The real question is, why did you go into someone else’s yard and take his flowers just because you thought they were chives? You could actually face charges for trespassing and theft.”


    “What are you saying?!” Lady Wilson shouted into the phone, anger and disbelief coursing through her. “I’m lying in a hospital bed because I got food poisoning, and I’m the one who’s in trouble?!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The operator responded sternly, “If someone broke into your home and stole your car, then crashed it and died, do you think they could sue you for owning a faulty vehicle?”<fn2e2e> ?????? ???? fin?novel</fn2e2e>


    “I…” Lady Wilson stammered, feelingpletely bewildered.


    In that moment, it dawned on her that Charlie hadn’t broken anyws by nting daffodils in his yard. The real issue was that she had taken them without permission.


    Then it hit her—this was all part of Charlie’s scheme. He had intentionally nted daffodils that resembled chives in his yard, luring her into harvesting them. That way, he could avoid any me if something went wrong!


    A wave of fury surged through Lady Wilson as she pieced together the entire incident!


    They had unwittingly walked right into his trap!


    And now, as a result, they were stuck in the hospital with food poisoning. They could only endure their suffering, while Charlie faced no consequences!


    That kid was such a b*stard!


    From the other end of the line, the doctor understood the unfolding drama and felt a mix of disdain for this family of five. He couldn’t believe they would go to someone else’s property to steal flowers, mistaking them for chives. It was embarrassing that they ended up poisoned and hospitalized.


    With a sigh, he said tly, “Let me rify your current situation. The main issue has been resolved after the gastricvage, but since the toxins from the daffodils are still in your bloodstream, we need to administer IV infusions continuously to neutralize them.”


    Lady Wilson quickly replied, “Okay, okay, just go ahead and prescribe the medicines. Make sure to use the best ones avable; I don’t want to be scammed into taking subpar medications.”


    The doctor shot her a skeptical look and said calmly, “Rest assured, our hospital has a solid reputation for care and we are very strict about our medications. We would never use second-rate drugs and pass them off as first-rate.”


    Lady Wilson breathed a sigh of relief. “Good to know…”


    However, just then, medical staff entered the ward, handing a report to the doctor.


    As he read through it, the doctor’s expression darkened, and he asked, “Which one of you is Hannah Wilson?”


    The Wilson family was taken aback, and Hannah responded cautiously, “I am. What’s the issue?”


    The doctor looked at her seriously and said, “We need to administer medication to counteract the narcissus in your system. I must exin the drugs and their potential side effects in detail. Since you are an elderly primigravida—essentially, an older pregnant woman—we have to be very careful about the dosage to minimize any risk of birth defects. Therefore, you will receive a much smaller dosepared to the others, which may dy your recovery.”


    What the hell?


    Pregnant?!


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