Always There: Win My Ex-wife Back

Michelle was stunned and completely baffled by Gerard's attitude.He seemed to be rebuking her, but his tone was full of affection.

While Michelle was in a daze, the two equally outstanding men had started sizing up each other in secret.

In the ensuing silence, sparks seemed to fly between the two men.

That silence was eventually broken by the sudden noise from Gerard's phone.

With a frown, Gerard finally turned around and got back into his car without a word.

"Michelle, is that your boyfriend?"

George watched the black BMW driving away with a frown.

Michelle, who had just returned to her senses, wanted to glare at Gerard, but what was left for her to glare at was only the tail lights of his car.

Left with no other choice, she could only vent her dissatisfaction at the only person left.

"Have you been infected with Nina's gossipy nature?"

She then turned around and left with her bag, regardless of the doubtful expression on George's face.

George didn't seem like he minded her curt reply.

He continued to look thoughtfully in the direction Gerard left.

have you heard that the hospital is going to send representatives from various departments to the VIP ward on the

piece of bread when Nina whispered to

"The VIP ward?"

about those wards

for

were already pre-assigned doctors and nurses in those wards, so why did the hospital

handle him, so the hospital decided to assign a

her

he be? No matter how grumpy he was, he was still a patient

so-called VIP ward was just another outlet for the rich to

heard, the hospitalization fee in that ward each day is equivalent to our salary for a month.Tut, tut,

her

I'll be able to buy

was holding the emergency record book, added with

that you should be well-educated and good-looking," the head nurse, who

Michelle smiled.

emergency department

gossip so early in the morning instead of going to work?

thing, but why do they require people to be good-looking to be chosen?"

the top floor are all influential people.Why

nothing but employee transfers, but

go to her office," a nurse, who had received an intercom call,