CEO’s Surrender: With You, I Can Never Win

Chapter 16

A black Maybach pulled over on a street behind the hospital.

Bryan crossed his long legs and leaned on the back seat with leisure.

There was a tablet computer on his thigh.

On the screen of the tablet computer, Bryan watched what was happening in the hospital.

This was the hospital.

A mysterious figure walked into Nina’s office and shut the door.

Then, the visitor lifted her big hood to reveal an elegant and beautiful face.

Nina looked up, glanced at her visitor, and got up from her seat with a smile. “Finley, you’re here!”

Finley walked quickly to Nia and whispered, “Someone is tailing after me outside. Nina, let’s cut to the chase. Is there any new clue about my mother’s death?”

Nina and Finley’s mother were sisters. Also, Nina was one of the attending physicians of Finley’s

mother.

Nina always felt ashamed that she failed to save her sister back then. Therefore, Nina took care of Finley as she did to her own daughter.

the past years, she had been teaching

felt that the death of her sister was fishy. She told her niece her doubts after Finley grew up.

the expectant face of

The toxicity damaged her body gradually, bit by bit, and

became weak.”

after performing an autopsy on your

in a low voice, “We are right. Back then, my mom was strong

Finley on the back gently

study with the excuse of work and didn’t go back to the room till the candle burned away.

with sympathy She wanted to say something

her death. She must know that the Keith family would maltreat me if I was outstanding How simple she is! I am still

1/2

of the Keith family even if I pretend to be a

eyes, and her chest violently

her pale lips

“Dirk, that

killed his wife for his

I know now he is the murderer of

make the Keith family pay the price for

collected her thoughts and said to Nina, “Thank you for your persistence over these years. Thank you for telling me the truth. I have to leave now since there are tailers outside. If others

her hood and mask

the door, Finley felt

are still here.”