It was ironic that her family would harm her but not Liberty and the rest, who were her enemies.

Hunter said, “Carol, these are just little things from your brothers and me to you. We’re family. How can we not visit you when you’re hospitalized?

“I’m old and weak. I’ve also been hospitalized for a long period recently, so I don’t have the energy to look after you. On the other hand, your brothers are young and strong. They can take care of you.

“If you think it’s uncomfortable having them around, we can get your sisters-in-law to accompany you. You don’t have to trouble Mr. Fletcher all the time. After all, he isn’t family.”

Hunter placed great emphasis on the last sentence.

He was reminding Caroline to keep a distance from Darren.

The clueless hospital staff must have mistaken Darren as Carol’s husband.

Hunter disliked Darren.

Truth be told, he hated Mr. Gordon most.

Although Hunter had always been polite to Mr. Gordon and sometimes treated him like a brother, deep down