A Healer’s Journey

Chapter 142 Thoughtful Of Him

Given Mandy’s status and position, she would never casually visit a neighbor like an ordinary person, much less get acquainted with a common housewife like Quiana.

Yet, she had done just that.

Naturally, Finnegan wanted to understand if Mandy harbored any ulterior motives.

Mandy’s eyes darted nervously as she didn’t dare to meet Finnegan’s gaze.

Her goal was simple. Following Howard’s instruction, she needed to do everything in her power to become Finnegan’s significant other.

However, as she couldn’t find any opportunity to interact with Finnegan, she had no choice but to touch with him indirectly through Quiana.

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Nevertheless, Mandy didn’t have the courage to tell him the truth.

Finnegan narrowed his eyes. “If you can’t explain yourself, I’d prefer if you don’t show up in front of me or my parents in the future, Ms. Langdon.”

“I’ll tell you!” Afraid of offending him, Mandy quickly came up with an excuse. “It’s my grandpa’s idea.”

Finnegan asked, “Your grandpa?”

“Yes!” She nodded. “Grandpa says you’re a miraculous doctor capable of reviving even the dead and can save him during crucial moments. No amount of wealth is significant if one can’t live long enough to spend it. Grandpa suggested I build a good rapport with you. But because I’m afraid of disturbing you, I can only come to chat with Mrs. Larkin occasionally.”

After finishing uttering the response in one go, Mandy grew anxious, fearing Finnegan might realize she wasn’t being entirely truthful.

Finnegan sensed she was holding back information.

Nevertheless, knowing she bore.no ill will, he didn’t press further.

Finnegan looked into the distance.

“I noticed there are always people patrolling around Dragon Bay’s No. 1 Villa. Did you make the arrangement?”

Mandy replied, “Grandpa was worried someone might target your family, so he had me assigned our men to protect all of you secretly.”

bobbed his head. “I see. That’s thoughtful of

moved into Dragon Bay’s No. 1 Villa, he had

much thought since they didn’t harbor ill intention. He had merely assumed they were Dragon Bay’s No. 1 Villa’s

expect those men to be there on the Langdon

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expression softening, Mandy felt slightly relieved. “Dr. Larkin, you’re not mad at

you see me as someone that unreasonable?” Finnegan rolled his eyes in annoyance. “Still, it’s fine for you to visit my mom, but be careful with what

he wasn’t angry with her did Mandy

mentioned you were afraid I wouldn’t

answered cautiously, “There’s an exclusive gathering tonight hosted by Vilmar Royle, the eldest son of Bellridge’s Royle family. I’d

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in the past, he would’ve refused her without hesitation as he wasn’t fond of attending events that weren’t related to him, but at the thought of the Langdon family taking the initiative to arrange their men to safeguard his family, Finnegan pondered briefly and

aback. “Dr. Larkin, are you really saying yes? Aren’t you going to ask about some details

know is that if I don’t go with you, my mom won’t be able to sleep tonight. Come pick me up after dinner. Also, just call me Finnegan.

as she looked at Finnegan’s

questions, so there’s no reason for you to blame me

understand? You’ve offended the Zymons family’s scion, and I reckon only the Langdon family is capable of protecting you now. You must do well to butter Ms. Langdon up. Don’t let us worry about you so

much.”

from worrying, he

the mansion and get into Mandy’s car.

early, the parking lot of Monarch was already filled with luxury

of over twenty hostesses in gowns stood at the grand entrance to welcome the guests. All of

slits in their dresses almost reached their waists, drawing

linked her arms around Finnegan’s as they walked through the doors. “Most of the guests tonight are rich heirs and heiresses from Bellridge. Some of

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his arm, now wrapped in hers, he felt a

slightly uncomfortable, yet he didn’t feel it appropriate to embarrass Mandy by withdrawing his arm. “Since most of them are from Bellridge, why are they hosting the gathering

far, it still