The Scorned Heiress: No More Mercy novel Chapter 612

Danny's harsh words leave Bonnie and Julianna choking on their indignation, though their defiance remains written all over their faces.

"Even if she knows a little medicine, there's no guarantee she can cure Grandma," Bonnie argues, biting her lip. "What if she makes it worse? What will you do then?"

It is obvious neither of them is going to let Tara lay a hand on Lindsay.

In the midst of the tense standoff, the blaring sirens of an ambulance finally pierce the air. Their eyes light up with relief.

"Perfect timing. The ambulance is here. We don't need your help anymore, Tara. It's much safer to take Grandma to the hospital," Bonnie says.

Julianna nods in agreement, turning her gaze to Danny. "I'm sorry, Danny. We don't need Miss Dennis's help. But we appreciate the thought." With that, they prepare to follow the paramedics out.

Danny wants to push the issue, but Tara gently pulls him back. "Let it go," she says softly. "If they refuse my help, that's their choice. We can't force the family." She watches the paramedics load the elderly woman into the ambulance, with Julianna and Bonnie trailing closely behind, before turning her attention back to Danny.

"Will Mrs. Sinclair be alright?" Danny asks, a knot of worry in his chest. Lindsay is the only person in the Sinclair family he actually respects. He completely believes Tara can cure her; in fact, he is certain she is the only one who can. That is why he fought so hard for her to intervene. "If it's critical, I can go explain it to them."

"People only learn how to choose after they hit a brick wall," Tara replies calmly.

Between his words, his actions, and the soft affection in his eyes, Tara feels her heart begin to thoroughly melt.

Meanwhile, chaos erupts at the Sinclair estate. News of Lindsay's sudden collapse spreads through the family like wildfire. Gregory Sinclair rushes back from out of town, heading straight to the hospital.

Inside the hospital's largest, most luxurious VIP suite, the Sinclair family crowds around while a team of top-tier specialists and professors examines the elderly woman. After a thorough assessment, the consensus is unanimous: a stroke accompanied by a cerebral hemorrhage.

Under normal circumstances, surgery is the best course of action. But there is a glaring issue—given Lindsay's advanced age, there is a massive risk she won't survive the operating table. On the other hand, conservative treatment is a shot in the dark. Not even God can predict when—or if—she will ever wake up. A heavy cloud of despair settles over the room.