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Chapter 50: Rachel's Hospitality novel Captivation: Want Nothing But You

"Riley!" The doctor was still wearing a surgical coat.

The moment she saw Riley, she immediately stood up and hurried to her side.Riley happily ran towards the woman approaching her.

The doctor picked the little girl up with a relaxed expression.

"Why did you run off on your own? There are so many people here! What if a bad man kidnapped you?"

She stared at Rachel, and the smile on her face froze.

Noticing the change in the doctor's expression, Rachel glanced at the name plate on the desk.

"Clara Jimenez" was the name written on it.

"Doctor Jimenez, do we know each other?" asked Rachel.

"No, I don't think so." Clara was soon pulled back to her senses, and regained her smile.

"Thank you so much for looking after my daughter.If it weren't for you, the consequences could've been dire!"

Rachel stared at Clara for a while before she said, "It's not a big deal.Since you're Riley's mother, I'll leave her in your care.Anyway, I have to go now.Bye!"

With that, Rachel turned around and went for the door.

As Clara looked at Rachel's back, she thought for a moment before she walked up to stop her.

"Hang on."

"What is it?" Rachel asked, turning around.

"I'm really grateful for what you did.If I don't do anything to express my gratitude, I'll feel a little guilty," Clara said with a warm smile.

"Perhaps I could treat you to a meal as thanks?"

"That's not necessary."

Rachel frowned imperceptibly while staring at Clara from head to toe.

was not uncommon, so Rachel searched in her mind, but failed to remember anything related to it.

But she did remember that she once knew a person whose surname was also Jimenez.

However, the memory was so vague that she couldn't make out what the person looked like.

All she could remember was that it was a man, and his name started with the letter R, so it just couldn't be Clara.

Rachel's eyes dimmed, wary of Clara's intentions.

"How about this? If you need any help, don't hesitate to ask me, and I'll do everything I can to assist you," said Clara.

"Okay," Rachel replied indifferently before she turned around again and left.

Only when Rachel was out of sight did Clara withdrew her gaze.

She pursed her lips and said to the nurse, "Tina, help me check which department that woman has visited today."

"Yes, doctor."

Not long after Tina left the room, Clara's phone on the desk rang.

When she picked up her phone and saw the caller ID, she paused for a moment before answering it.

Putting on a smile, Clara gently greeted, "Roger."

Upon hearing that name, Riley excitedly shouted, "Uncle!"

When Rachel went back to the nurse station, it was too late to make an appointment because the schedule of abortion operations in the first half of the month was already full.

Even if she wanted to have an abortion in the second half of the month, the next available slot was two weeks away.

And so, Rachel had to postpone this matter and leave the hospital.

By the time she decided to go home, it was already noon.

It was now time for students to finish school and go home.

Coincidentally, there was a primary school across the hospital.

Rachel stood by the roadside, waiting for a taxi.

When she saw a group of children rushing out of the school gate, Riley's lovable face suddenly flashed through her mind.

"Honestly, children are so cute when they're not crying," she murmured, her eyes inadvertently falling on her abdomen.

She shouted at Abby, "Abby, where the hell is my water? What's taking you so long?"

Only then did Abby remember that she was supposed to give Alice a new glass of water.

She turned around, wanting to take the cup from Rachel's hand, but Rachel wouldn't give it to her.

Instead, Rachel walked towards the coffee table, carrying the glass with her.

Thud! The cup landed on the table, and the glass made a crisp sound when it collided against the table.

Rachel pushed the glass of water towards Alice and said, "Here's your water."

"Rachel, where's your hospitality?" asked Alice.

She was so angry that she gritted her teeth and glared at Rachel.

Meanwhile, Rachel sat on the sofa, lazily leaning back.

Paying no mind to Alice's outburst, she turned to Abby and said, "Abby, whenever we have a guest, it's customary to serve beverages.But if the guest is ordering you around as if she owns the house, you don't have to follow her orders.Don't worry about disgracing me.Just focus on your job.If the guest doesn't want to drink, you can escort them out."

Rachel paused as she looked at Alice while wearing a fake smile.

"This is my way of showing hospitality as the hostess of the Bennet family.Don't you remember, Abby?"

It didn't take long for Abby to realize that Rachel was satirizing Alice for her brazen act of ordering Abby around like she was the lady of the house.

Rachel was just standing up for Abby.

With that in mind, Abby smiled and replied, "Yes, Miss Bennet.I'll keep that in mind."

Afterwards, she left the living room and went to prepare lunch for Rachel.

She wanted to cook a lot of delicious dishes for Rachel.

Nothing was more important for Abby than preparing delicious food for Rachel, and helping her gain some weight and get healthier.

"Rachel, you…" Alice paused.

Rachel's sarcasm was obvious.

How could Alice not glean it from her tone? Angered beyond reprieve, Alice's face turned red, and her chest heaved up and down.