His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 453 Something Is Off

Daphne stepped in and said, “Dr. Thorne is a reputable doctor highly regarded by pregnant women. I think she was even featured in a medical journal before.”

A smile played at the corners of Whitney’s lips.

She knew what Daphne had in mind but decided to play along. “I know. What she has accomplished at this age is just a glimpse of what can be achieved in the future.”

Business courtesies usually began with mutual compliments, but Lysander seemed unaware of it.

Thankfully, Daphne was quite eloquent in showering Whitney with praises.

Nevertheless, Whitney, knowing the purpose of her visit, remained indifferent to her compliments. When Daphne spoke, Whitney merely lowered her head and offered a faint smile. It was difficult to tell if she was paying attention to what Daphne said.

“There have been quite a few folks who were really struggling to have a baby. But once they went to Dr. Thorne, things started looking up for them. Some even got their wishes fulfilled in the end.” When Daphne made this remark, a slight shift in Whitney’s expression was noticeable.

Noticing the change in Whitney’s expression, Daphne knew she had to seize the opportunity. “Ms. Spears, since you’re already here, why not make the most of this trip? It’s an option worth exploring, after all. Giving it a try won’t cause any harm. What do you think?” Lysander suggested, her tone encouraging.

Whitney’s eyes flickered. “You’ve done your homework on me, haven’t you, Ms. Everhart?”

“Oh, no, please don’t take it the wrong way. Besides, I’m not capable of that either. Ms. Spears, since the banquet hasn’t begun yet, perhaps we could have a private chat?” Daphne asked.

Given t

the extremely personal nature of the topic, it was best not to discuss it in front of others.

After sizing them up for a while and assessing the situation, Whitney nodded. “All right. Let’s head over there.”

Daphne and Lysander exchanged glances before joining Whitney in a quiet corner of the hall where they could converse without worrying about being disturbed or overheard by others.

Whitney continued scrutinizing Lysander with a thoroughness that suggested she doubted the latter’s expertise due to her age or perhaps harbored some other concern.

composure and carried herself with

your name seems familiar to me. It feels like we’ve

at the Central Hospital for quite some time. You may have seen me if you’ve

I met you elsewhere, Dr. Thorne. I wonder

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want to address it if it’s too personal, and I don’t mean to pry into your privacy. I recall our company once held a year–end party at a resort under the Guerra Group. It was nestled in the mountains, surrounded by a stunning lush valley. I wonder if you’ve had the chance to visit that location

smile on Lysander’s face gradually faded

visited the

green

experienced a fallout with Josiah. Subsequently, after leaving the resort, she underwent an abortion.

she accompanied the ambulance dispatched to aid Susan, who had

to the resort, it occurred not too long ago.

was Josiah who accompanied

wonder which particular occasion Whitney was

referring to.

that day when Mr. Guerra drove you to the resort. You walked ahead of

you,

she was referring

and chuckled gently. “Observing how tirelessly Mr. Guerra tries to please you made me wonder if he’s gearing up for a wedding soon. It appears the wedding is on the horizon, yer his significant other doesn’t seem

was no need to feign ignorance any longer. “I’m

of standing here chatting with

others‘ relationships, and I completely understand Ms. Everhart’s intentions. However, Dr. Thorne, please clarify your current relationship

between us,” Lysander replied.

that’s the case,” Whitney said, “Ms. Everhart, I’m afraid I can’t help you anymore. You’ll have to find another solution.”

“Ms. Spears, let’s talk about this first, shall we? Are you sure you don’t want Dr. Thorne to conduct a checkup for you?

had clearly accepted her fate. “I’ve been to major hospitals for check–ups and have tried plenty of traditional folk remedies, but nothing has worked. Besides, I’ve reached this age, and my desire for children has significantly faded. I’m not insisting on it anymore. Thank you, Ms. Everhart, but I don’t want to trouble you further.”

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