Yvonne was admitted to the hospital, and Bennett took a day off to stay with her.

Mrs. Powell came by for her routine rounds and ordered a series of tests for Yvonne.

Yvonne took the thick stack of test forms and pouted. "So, they're getting impatient over there? This eager to have me admitted?"

"I'm not an internist, so I don't know the specifics. But the last time I saw Ms. Walker, she was very swollen and seemed quite ill," Mrs. Powell said in a hushed voice.

Yvonne asked, "Yolanda was healthy when she was pregnant before. It's only been a little over a year. How could her condition deteriorate so suddenly?"

Mrs. Powell shook her head. "Ms. Walker was indeed in good health before her pregnancy, but both pregnancy and induced labor put a strain on the body. After her procedure, her kidney function began to decline. Normally, conventional treatment should be able to control it. I also find it strange that her condition has progressed so rapidly."

Yvonne frowned at this but didn't press further. Instead, she waved the test forms. "Do I have to do all of these?"

Mrs. Powell replied, "I've already made the arrangements. Most of them are just for show. But a few are genuinely necessary for pregnant women. A mix of real and fake tests, so they won't get suspicious.'

"Okay. I understand. Thank you for your hard work," Yvonne nodded.

After explaining everything, Mrs. Powell left the room.

Yvonne sat on the hospital bed, casually flipping through the test forms. Aside from a few necessary prenatal checks, the rest were internal medicine exams.

"With all these kidney tests, they might as well just carve me open and see if I'm ripe for the picking," Yvonne scoffed.

"Don't say things like that," Bennett said with a frown, peeling an orange by her bedside.

"I'm just kidding." Yvonne shrugged it off, then continued, "Modern medicine is quite advanced in

treating kidney diseases. When

Yolanda's kidney function fire net

started to decline, her condition,

shouldn't have worsened so quickly with proper treatment, right?"

"What if she wasn't cooperating with the treatment?" Bennett looked up, his gaze dark and cold.

"What do you mean?" Yvonne asked, confused.

"Yolanda was born with a weak constitution and has been receiving treatment since she was a child. Treating kidney disease is a long and painful process, sometimes even requiring dialysis. But surgery offered a permanent fix After getting a taste of the easy way out with her first surgery, she didn't want to suffer through treatment again when her illness returned.

After my cousin passed away, the Moore family investigated, and so did I. When the trail led to the Walker family, had someone look

Yolanda's medical records

her

relapse, she deliberately neglected her treatment to make her condition deteriorate rapidly, all for the sake of getting another transplant. That's why the Walkers didn't wait for my cousin to give birth before they made their move.

Having gotten away with it once, and then a second time, Yolanda is now trying to

pull the same trick again. As soon as they make a move, the Walker family's true colors will finally be exposed."

Bennett's voice was heavy as he spoke.

When he had uncovered all this back then, he had nearly broken down.

If Yolanda had just cooperated with her treatment, Flora's baby could have been saved. But Yolanda's selfishness and malice cost both of them their lives.

While playing along with Yolanda, there were many times Bennett had to fight the urge to strangle her.

In his eyes, Yolanda wasn't even human. She was a demon in human skin-a monster who devoured others to survive.