As she reached the emergency room, her daughter Ivy was being pushed out.

Upon seeing her daughter's right leg encased in a cast, she swiftly pushed aside her own depression and inquired the doctor, "Doctor, is my daughter's leg going to be okay?"

“Her right foot has a pretty severe soft-tissue bruise, but luckily, there are no broken bones. She'll need a good two to three months of rest, and she should recover just fine."

The doctor was a familiar doctor and told Renata the situation.

"Two or three months? Mom, what about my role?" Ivy inquired.

Her mind was still on her role in the TV drama!

She nearly got ousted from the Larson family simply for advocating for her place within it.

Renata felt depressed. She expressed her gratitude to the doctor before guiding Ivy into a private ward with the assistance of the medical staff.

Once they were alone, Ivy burst out.

"Mom, it has to be Tilda's doing that I hurt my let. It must be her!"

Renata grew increasingly exasperated by Ivy's clamorous shouting.

“Ivy, you never explained how you injured your foot."

All Ivy had mentioned over the phone was a sprained ankle, prompting Renata to rush to the hospital without seeking the full story.

She had also reached out to Wilton, only to receive a scolding in return.

And she recalled that Wilton displayed no surprise upon learning of his daughter's injury.

She wondered if there was a deeper reason.

"I was terrified when a car sped towards me as I left school today.

I accidentally stepped on a stone while stepping back and ended up spraining my ankle."

Ivy recounted the incident with a shiver, reliving the harrowing moment.

"The car aimed for me deliberately. The driver is one of the school bullies. He didn't just hit and run. He confronted me afterward, demanding that I quit the crew. If I don't comply, he threatened that things would get much worse next time."