Savage Love On His Wheelchair

There was a crash in the hospital ward. Hearing the noise, John Sawyer and Andrew Harris rushed to the hospital room.

“Don't stop me. I'm going to find that bitch. She's the reason I lost my baby.” Daisy sat on the bed, struggling to get out.

Daisy woke up before she even got out of the operating room. When she heard the doctor say she might never have children again, she was scared to death. She put all the blame on Rosemary.

“Daisy, don't do this. Even if you can't have children now, John wouldn't give you up.” Laurie said, putting her arms around Daisy.

John Sawyer came to the door of the hospital room and stopped. He didn’t know how to face Daisy now.

Andrew Harris saw the tangle and tapped him on the shoulder. “Wait a little while before you tell her.” Looking at the vicissitudes on Andrew Harris's face, John Sawyer nodded without hesitation.

“Dad, you have to be fair. That bitch Rosemary did this to me! She's a murderer!” As soon as Daisy saw Andrew Harris, she broke away from Laurie and pounced on him.

Andrew Harris was heartbroken to hear Daisy's words. How did he raise such an ill-bred daughter? “Shut up!” “How can you blame your sister? Don't think | don’t know anything. If you ever do that again, I...I don’t have a daughter like you.” Andrew Harris was shaking with anger.

Daisy was so frightened by Andrew Harris's words that she forgot to cry. It was a long time before she said, “I'm your daughter, too, Dad. How could you be so partial? How can you defend Rosemary when she pushed me down?” Laurie saw something wrong and pretended to be angry, “Daisy, how can you talk to your father like that? Now apologize to your father!” Then she gave Daisy a quick wink, indicating that she should bow down apologize.

“No, | didn’t do anything wrong. Why would | apologize?” Daisy shook Laurie's hand away.

Bang...

“You disobedient girl, do you still take me as your father? You made a fool of your sister many times. You knew John Sawyer was dating your sister, and you jumped in. Are you gonna tell me your sister did all this?” Andrew Harris lamented.

“And you, look what have you taught her!” Andrew Harris turned to Laurie and yelled.

Daisy stroked her cheek. Dad never hit her, but today he slapped her for Rosemary. She looked at Laurie and said, “Mom, Dad doesn’t want me!” Laurie cried at Andrew Harris, “How could you hit Daisy? She just came out of surgery. How could you do that?” Andrew Harris looked at the unrepentant mother and daughter, who still didn't realize their mistakes. He closed his eyes deeply, sighed, and said, “Go ahead!” John Sawyer supported Andrew Harris as he stumbled toward the door. “Are you okay?” he asked.

He looked at John Sawyer and patted his arm. “I'm all right!” John Sawyer hesitated for a moment when he saw Andrew Harris so angry, and finally took out his cell phone and dialed the number he knew best.

Rosemary and Tina were at the mall looking for clothes. Hearing the phone ring, Rosemary took out her phone to see the number. She hesitated for a moment and said, “Hello, yes?” “Your father knows everything about us. He is in a bad mood now, go and see him if you have time.” John Sawyers hand on the phone shook slightly.

Rosemary paused for a few seconds and said, “Okay. Anything else?” “No...nothing.” Rosemary hung up before John Sawyer could finish.

“What's the matter? Who's on the phone?” Hearing Rosemary's cold voice, Tina asked with concern.

Rosemary hung up the phone and thought about what John Sawyer had said. Having learned her lesson from last time, she decided to take out her cell phone and call first.

The phone was quickly picked up. Mrs. Blake was very happy to hear Rosemary's voice.

“Mrs. Blake, is daddy home?” On the other side of the phone, Mrs. Blake said in a low voice, “He has just come back. He looks as if he just lost his temper.” After a pause, Mrs. Blake's voice came again, “Miss Rosemary, if you have a moment, please come and see your Lord!” “Okay, | got it.” Rosemary hung up the phone and said to Tina, “I'm going home to see my dad. You go home first.” Tina probably guessed what happened, so she looked at Rosemary and said, “Do you want me to go with you?” “No, I'm just going to check on my dad. Don’t worry.” Rosemary said with a smile.

Rosemary took the car home. It was already strange to her.

She rang the bell gently and Mrs. Blake came out. She saw it was Rosemary and hurriedly opened the door.

“Miss Rosemary!” Rosemary smiled and said, “Where's Dad?" “He is in the study. He has been there for more than two hours.” Mrs. Blake said anxiously.

“It's okay. I'm going to check on Dad!” Rosemary walked slowly toward Andrew Harris's study. There was a time when this was her happiest home, and now she came back like a stranger.

Knocking...

“Come in!” Rosemary opened the door and saw Andrew Harris sitting in a chair next to his desk, puffing smoke in circles. The smoke was like a white dragon, hovering in the air and then slowly disappearing.

“Dad, why are you smoking again?” Rosemary rushed to open the Windows, took the cigarette from Andrew Harris, placed it in the ashtray and extinguished it.

Andrew Harris got up from his chair when he saw Rosemary, “What are you doing here? Is something wrong?” They hadn't seen each other for more than a month, and Rosemary found that there were many more wrinkles on her father’s face. She said, “Dad, don’t smoke all the time. It's bad for your health!” “Okay, I'm not gonna smoke anymore, okay?” Andrew Harris said, patting Rosemary's hand.

Rosemary looked at Andrew Harris and said, “Dad, | heard from Mrs. Blake that you haven't been well these days and haven't been eating much, have you?” Andrew Harris saw Rosemary's worried face, so he pretended to be angry said, “No, Mrs. Blake was talking nonsense.” “Mrs. Blake is concerned about you. She is afraid you will break down!” Andrew Harris looked at Rosemary and wondered why Daisy couldn't be as sensible as she was.

“Rosemary, John Sawyer told Dad everything about you. You've been wronged all these years!” Andrew Harris said, his eyes turning red.

“Dad, it's okay! Don’t I look all right now?” Rosemary looked at her father and felt terrible.

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