Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 176

After seeing Old Madam Quinn wake up, Simon and Faye finally felt relieved.

Old Madam Quinn initially experienced some dazedness, but she slowly regained consciousness soon after.

“Huff!”

Old Madam Quinn slowly exhaled.

"I felt like I was really knocking on death's door this time.

"Unexpectedly, I can still wake up to see you all."

Old Madam Quinn’s tone was full of emotion.

"Grandma, what are you talking about?

"With us here, how could we let you suffer?

"If this hospital in River City didn’t work, we’d send you to other big hospitals, or even go abroad.

"We promise we would never let you suffer!" Simon patted his chest and said solemnly.

“Okay! Good! Simon, you’re filial.”

Old Madam Quinn shook her head and smiled. She felt very pleased in her heart.

Out of the three generations of the Quinn family, she was most optimistic about Simon.

Although Willow was more capable than Simon, Willow would be married off in the future, after all.

“Grandma, do you feel any discomfort in your body now?”

Willow stepped forward and asked with concern.

Old Madam Quinn looked at Willow when she heard those words.

“I don’t feel any discomfort.

“And if I feel discomfort, then it’s because of your affairs which make me feel unwell.

“If your affairs were well-handled, I wouldn’t be worrying so much.”

Willow knew the hidden meaning behind Old Madam Quinn’s words, so she could not help but sigh softly.

“You should rest more now,” Sean said as he moved his wheelchair forward and looked at Old Madam Quinn.

Old Madam Quinn’s gaze sharpened with anger when she heard that voice.

“Who let him in?

“This hoodoo! Do you all want to watch him kill me to satisfy yourselves?”

Old Madam Quinn suddenly grew angry and made the Quinn family a little confused.

“Ever since he joined the Quinn family two years ago, our family’s fate has only declined.

“Sean, you’re such a hoodoo!"

The more Old Madam Quinn looked at Sean, the more upset she felt in her heart.

“Grandma, how can you say that to Sean?

“After all, it wasn’t Sean who made you sick. And this time, it was because of Sean that..."

Willow was interrupted harshly by Old Madam Quinn before she could finish her sentence.

“You say it wasn't because of him?

“If it wasn’t for him staying at the Quinn Residence all day long, would my heart have been irritable, making my blood pressure rise?