Chapter 594

At the exact same moment, Helen began to groan. To play along with Demi, she acted as if her illness

had just gotten worse. Sasha frowned. Everything’s a mess at the company, and someone in the family

is suffering from a sudden illness at the exact same time? “Mom, are you feeling really unwell? Why

don’t I send you to the hospital? I’m going to call the ambulance right now!” Sasha pulled her phone

out.

“No, no—I just need to rest. I don’t want too much trouble; it’s not any serious illness after all…” Helen

quickly reached out to stop her daughter.

However, Sasha didn’t listen to her orders as she quietly insisted, “Your condition seems pretty serious.

I have to send you over to the hospital…”

Seeing this, Demi quickly ran over to snatch the phone out of Sasha’s hand before she could dial the

number. “Sasha, didn’t you hear what Mom said? She doesn’t want to go to the hospital; she just wants

you to be with her for a while! What sort of daughter are you? You don’t even know your parents well,”

said Demi furiously.

Stunned, Sasha asked, “What’s the purpose of me spending time with Mom when she’s sick? She

needs to go to a hospital.”

“Is Mom really sick? I think she’s only showing psychosomatic symptoms because you spend too little

time with her. You didn’t even try to stay around and talk to her; instead, all you tried to do was rush her

off to a hospital so that you can be free of her burden. What sort of daughter are you, Sasha? How did

Mom take care of you when you were sick as a child? Is this all you’re doing to repay our parents?”

The look on Sasha’s face was one of confusion. She couldn’t help but feel like Demi’s reactions were a

little odd. Right then, Sasha’s phone rang again. She was about to pick it up when Demi stopped her.

“What are you doing?” Demi asked.

“I have to pick the phone up. It’s from the company!” Sasha replied impatiently.

“Why do you need to pick the phone up?” Demi hid the phone behind her back. “Who’s more important

to you right now—your Mom, or the company? Look at yourself, Sasha—Mom’s so ill, yet you care for

your company more than you care about her. Is money the only thing that you care about now?” Demi

cried angrily.

Sasha looked at her sister before glancing at her mother; she finally understood what was going on.

Her face turned stone cold as she asked, “Demi, you guys were the ones that arranged for this, right?”

Although Demi’s expression faltered a little, she quickly straightened herself as she said, “What are you

talking about? I don’t understand!”

“Stop pretending!” Sasha cried. “How did the Cunningham Family find out about the construction

company? You guys must have been the ones who put the news out there. You all are truly evil, Demi.

First, you guys got Matthew to be a scapegoat for an issue that you guys created. Then, you

backstabbed him yet another time without even thanking him for all that he has done. What is this? Are

you guys trying to make sure that Matthew gets into prison? Are you guys even human? Do you think

anyone humane would do such a thing?”

With a look of dissatisfaction on her face, Demi said, “Stop talking nonsense, Sasha! I have no idea

what you’re talking about at all. I’ve never done anything like that!”

“I’m sure you’re well-aware of all the things you’ve done. Look at the two of you—feigning an illness at

home just to stop me from going to the company. You guys are afraid that I might help Matthew out,

right? Pfft. You guys are really the most absurd people I’ve ever met!” After she finished her sentence,

Sasha reached forward to grab onto her phone behind Demi’s back.

In a swift gesture, Demi avoided her while she gave her mother a look. As if on cue, Helen quickly

began to cry and wail in bed, as if she was in a lot of pain. Sasha didn’t seem bothered by this—she

could already tell that Helen was just faking it.

Once Demi saw this, she furiously shouted, “Are you even human, Sasha? Mom’s so ill and all you

care about is still your company and Matthew. Let me ask you this—is Matthew more important to you

or are your birth parents more important?!”