My Scheming Little Devil-Chapter 2054: True Hatred

"Thank you. I hope that one day, I can truly do something for you." Madam Aisha secretly made up her mind. Anyway, in her current situation—parents deceased early, no assets left, husband also abandoned her—she could say she had nothing, her heart long dead. Living or dying made no difference to others; she was merely a speck of dust, insignificant to anyone.

She herself wouldn’t feel happy about it, just waiting for decades, or maybe a decade, or perhaps any day, to die due to some incident. That might be the conclusion of her utterly worthless life, and she hoped to at least leave a trace of value.

It was rare for Yiyi to hear Madam Aisha speak in such a profound and peculiar way, assuming that she was merely depressed from too many upheavals.

In her heart, she thought that once she’d achieved her goal, she’d definitely find a reliable man for her adoptive mother, someone who could care for her for life. Only then could she leave with peace of mind.

Returning to her room, Yiyi finally showed a pained expression.

She hurriedly dragged out the first aid kit, taking out the medicine and tools inside. 𝚏𝕣𝐞𝗲𝐰𝕖𝐛𝐧𝕠𝕧𝚎𝚕.𝐜𝚘𝗺

She lifted her arm, revealing a spot where a picture frame had forcefully hit, now red, swollen, and bruised. She could only rely on her own experience to apply medicine and massage away the bruising, but doing so caused an indescribable pain.

She felt angry and helpless.

She knew very well that the injury wasn’t light and that she should visit a hospital for examination and treatment. So, after leaving the villa, she went to a nearby hospital, wanting to have an X-ray to check for any bone damage and then treat the injury. After all, exams were approaching, and such an injury could significantly impact her.

Even the slightest effect could potentially jeopardize her exam performance, thwarting the goal she had been striving for all along.

She couldn’t help but feel anxious.

However, she never expected that the hospital would refuse to treat her. The medical staff spoke coldly, and when they saw her medical card, their eyes were filled with hostility, mocking her and saying that as such a noble young lady, the daughter of the queen’s chief minister, they couldn’t afford to be held responsible.

She visited several hospitals, all of which refused her in succession. Some even outright cursed, saying her adoptive father was a treacherous minister of the enemy, scheming and holding the queen hostage to start a war, causing the deaths of so many citizens—a monstrous butcher. As his daughter, they absolutely wouldn’t help treat an enemy’s child, telling her to go as far as possible, better yet, die.

The deeply vicious words left her both angry and disheartened.

It made Yiyi painfully aware that her existence was more detestable than she had imagined. The teasing and bullying in school were minor in comparison. After all, students in school were relatively simpler and less hateful, making it a relatively safer place.

But these ordinary citizens in society who supported the councilman even believed Governor Yun to be a treacherous minister causing chaos, blaming him for all their woes. They hated how he shattered the peace and beauty of their country, but he fled far away, leaving them no outlet for their hatred. Thus, Yiyi and Madam Aisha, who had familial ties to Governor Yun, became the scapegoats for their anger.

Yiyi gave up on seeking further treatment. To receive treatment, she needed to reveal her identity, and once her identity was known, no hospital would likely accept such a special patient like her.

If her identity were revealed, it could provoke some extremists, which could even cause trouble.

So, she could only endure the pain and handle it herself at home.