Billionaire’s Missing Darling

Chapter 240

These days, Gillian was too afraid to go out. She had been locking herself in her room and spending her days and nights in a daze.

Occasionally, when the phone rang, it would startle her.

Jarron asked her what was wrong, but she did not say anything. She just looked at the sky with a blank expression.

After a while, the phone rang again.

Gillian glanced at the caller ID. It was Yvonne.

Due to her inner turmoil, she was hesitant to answer the call.

After the phone rang for a long time, she carefully reached out and picked it up. “Hello…”

She had only said one word when Yvonne streamed angrily at her from the other end. “Gillian, you’re fucking messing with me! You gave me some incomplete prescriptions and made a fool out of me in front of the vice president. You even implicated Jack.”

Yvonne was so angry that her body kept trembling.

“Well, Gillian Dale, you’re quite something.

“You handed me a bunch of incomplete prescriptions, and this garbage was posted on the Internet more than ten years ago.

“It could be found with a simple search online.

“Online?” Gillian was perplexed.

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“Cut your pretense!” Yvonne’s jaw tightened. “Don’t tell me you haven’t seen Olivia’s blog. Even if you haven’t, many people have reposted it online. The prescriptions you gave me were published by her on the Internet over ten years ago.”

“Impossible!” Gillian exclaimed and hurriedly hung up the phone to search for Olivia’s blog.

As expected, it had been posted more than a decade ago.

Gillian was dumbfounded.

She called Olivia’s number in a hurry, but no one answered the phone.

give up. From morning until evening, she had been persistently calling Olivia

call was picked

of the laboratory when she saw that there were numerous missed calls on her phone

her brows and picked it

did you… did you publish the prescriptions?” Gillian looked as if she had gone insane. “Those are the Smith family’s secret prescriptions.

“Not this again.”

said. “Who told you the Smith family

you guys? You all think the same. When has Grandpa ever

“Can you think about what a normal person will think? What era are you from? Do you think we’re living in ancient times,

the 21st century, Gillian. Please use your brain. If the Smith family has a

a patent and make it available to the public? Why keep it?

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frustrated

multiple times about the secret prescriptions. She had explained over and over again that the Smith family did

just wouldn’t believe

on the chair with a cold expression. “What exactly is going on in your brain? You keep fantasizing about all sorts of weird things, -like

mumbled, “Grandpa

that in the past, her illness would be cured very quickly after eating something. Her grandfather told her that it was the Smith family’s secret prescription and asked her to keep it

was also the strategy book. Her grandfather had said that

Olivia fell silent for a

you. He also said that Cinderella has glass slippers and that Tooth Fairy will visit you while you’re sleeping

30 years old, so how could she

by jealousy, only choosing to believe what benefited her. Gillian pinched the tassel charm on the phone and asked “Then what about seared salmon with herbed couscous? If there’s no secret recipe, where did

leaned back in her chair and curled her lips into a self–mocking smile. “You’d rather believe that there’s a fictitious formula than accept that I specially made that dish

that Olivia did not want to emphasize because she didn’t want Gillian to think that she was

saying more about the dish, Olivia only asked calmly, “If there was

words, Olivia simply said, “Take care of yourself,” and

of family affection can withstand this kind of

phone, Olivia went to the cafeteria to grab some food and

Over in Mala.

a daze and slumped

fake and all

no secret recipe? And I can’t understand and learn the complicated miraculous treatments. Even the secret manual is

why did I

do I have to do

so

aside the Smith family’s assets, just being a pediatrician was good

people in Layfield held her in high regard and specially

did not dare to