"This is my job," George Norman nodded, pulled his niece beside him, and the two left Simon's ward together.

The room became completely quiet. Simon waited patiently for a while. Seeing that Janet still didn't say a word, he had to take the initiative: "Jenny, do you want to hear a joke?"

"..."

"How about I sing a song to you?"

"..."

"I'm planning to make a movie recently. Do you want to make a cameo?"

"..."

After coaxing for a while, with no results, Simon had no choice but to give up.

Near noon, Catherine, who had rested for several hours, rushed to the hospital again. Janet, who had not said a word to Simon for more than an hour, immediately began to complain, accusing Simon of being a pathetic man who only wanted money but no spine.

Before Catherine could ask any more questions, Derek Wheeler returned, and sure enough he brought a check for $500,000 and a settlement agreement.

Although she was very dissatisfied with Simon's behavior, Janet called again and called lawyer George Norman over. However, this time only George Norman was left.

Attorney George Norman carefully confirmed the settlement agreement brought by Derek Wheeler and expressed that there was no problem before Simon signed his name.

After Derek Wheeler left, Janet threw the check left by him to Simon, and did not forget to mock: "Okay, you are a rich man now, are you satisfied?"

Simon didn't say anything. He picked up the check on the bed sheet and looked at it silently for a moment. Then he handed it to the woman sitting next to him and said, "Catherine, find a charity and donate this money."

Catherine took the check blankly: "Huh?"

As Simon said these words, Janet, who was leaning on the bed with her back to him, also turned around again.

George Norman, who wanted to leave, temporarily swallowed his farewell words.

Simon looked at Janet across the hospital bed and said with a smile: "I can't ask for the money, otherwise Janet will never pay attention to me again."

Janet curled her lips in dissatisfaction: "Then why are you bothering like this?"

Simon lowered his gaze again, his thoughts seemed a little sluggish, and he whispered: "I just want to confirm something."

Janet felt that Simon's voice was a little low, and leaned forward: "Are you sure?"

"Confirmed."

"What are you confirming?"
Chapter completed!