Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 475

If three years ago, Barnes hadn’t resigned, he would have been one of the old guard by Frederick’s side.

Frederick, despite his fiery temper, was beyond reproach when it came to his inner circle.

Whether it was Chuck, who had been with him for years, or his personal bodyguard, he treated them like brothers.

That’s why he was so enraged when he saw Barnes in the holding cell yesterday.

After all, when Barnes fell ill, Frederick had covered the bill for the expensive blood transfusions and even led his team to check for a match with their own blood.

So, Barnes’ betrayal was not just a disappointment for Frederick, but deeply heartbreaking.

He couldn’t fathom why Barnes would turn on Hayes!

However, since Manley had never been linked to this matter, when the doctor said Manley’s condition was hereditary, Frederick didn’t think deeper into it.

It might just be a viral infection.

Yuna, on the other hand, wasn’t so composed. When her gaze accidentally met Frederick’s piercing eyes, she jumped like a startled deer and quickly looked away, feeling guilty.

would be inherited from Barnes, his biological father!

Even in a vegetative state,

like barging into Barnes’ hospital room upstairs with a knife and plunging it into his chest!

and immediately offered comfort, “This condition is serious but manageable,

asked, “Is it easy

isn’t like donating blood; a blood transfusion requires a large volume, which can be harmful to the donor. However,

led his men to test their blood

didn’t

flesh and blood; Frederick would never abandon his child.

his sleeve, presenting his arm with

by Frederick’s sense of responsibility, but then she grew

wouldn’t all her secrets from

Let them use my blood for Manley! The company is at a crucial juncture; everyone depends on you. But I’m just a housewife.

and touching, as if she truly cared about

looked at Yuna with

really turn on the charm, from a shrew to a seemingly wise and

Such hypocrisy!

a blood type test first. If your blood types aren’t

that was