Ignatius Leclair stood outside the hospital room, blocking the Land siblings, looking down coldly at the man trying to steal away the mother of Benjamin and the little one. He found him utterly disagreeable.
Cassius Turner, having learned that it was Ignatius Leclair who saved him and Delphine, instantly felt his aura diminish. He tugged at his sister and weakly said, "Don't say anything more, as long as Delphine is okay, let's go back."
Wilbur Turner had a stubborn streak, hoping fervently that Delphine could marry her second brother, so she could have an unbeatable idol as a sister-in-law. She said somewhat resentfully, "We're here to see Delphine. Who are you to her, and what qualifications do you have to call the shots here?"
The young girl's courage was commendable. The man's deep phoenix eyes narrowed slightly, and he said with extreme coldness and detachment, "The father of Delphine's children, does that status suffice?"
