Chapter forty two

Adrian walked up to the reception, with one hand in his pocket, and then looked at the woman, crying, hopelessly.

“Good morning, sir. How can I help you?” The receptionist asked, politely, with a smile on her face.

“I’d like to pay up her children’s hospital bills,” Adrian said to her.

And on hearing that, the woman looked up at him, shocked. She rose to her feet immediately, with her eyes tearing up.

“Sir, did you just say paying up my kids’ hospital bills?” She asked again, to be certain she heard right.

“Yes, I did. I’m going to pay up your kids’ hospital bills.”

“Oh, my goodness. I can’t believe it, sir. Thank you so much. Thank you very much, sir.” The woman appreciated him, more and more.

“You’re welcome, ma’am,” Adrian responded and then turned to the receptionist, who was beaming with smiles.

“So, how much is it?” Adrian inquired, and brought out his card.

“Both her kids’ hospital bills sum up to 2 million dollars.” The receptionist responded politely.

Adrian found it difficu