Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

Chapter 265 What Must Come Will Come

Isabella sat in the lounge, anxiously awaiting the doctor, feeling increasingly uncomfortable and even afraid to swallow her saliva.

Suddenly, she heard footsteps. She stood up excitedly to greet the person. “Dr. Morris?”

The glass door swung open, but it wasn’t the unfamiliar doctor who walked in.

Isabella took a step back, looking at the man with a cold expression. “Mr. Shaffer, why are you here?”

After a while, Seth asked, “Where’s the doctor?”

Isabella replied, “He might be stuck in traffic.”

Seth pursed his lips, furrowing his eyebrows. He suddenly stood up as if to leave but paused at the door.

Isabella pondered for a moment and had a rough idea.

“I don’t think having a fish bone stuck in your throat is embarrassing.”

Seth turned around and glanced at her indifferently.

She suppressed her laughter, suddenly feeling that her own discomfort in her throat had lessened.

“Mr. Shaffer, why don’t you sit down first?”

Ignoring her, Seth turned around and paced around the infirmary twice. He even rudely rummaged through a bunch of medical equipment.

Isabella watched from behind, guessing his intentions. “Are you planning to remove it yourself?”

it directly onto the small white bed in

pointed at herself and asked, “Me?”

hands. “No,

dangerous?” Seth said harshly. sasabella shrugged, summoning the courage to say, “I can even swallow the bones of

on the

the

so he straightened up

experience, so

would have such experience

didn’t want to listen to her babbling. He

to stay calm. She braced herself to hold his chin and shine the flashlight

open your

in, demonstrating.

Seth was speechless.

close, he coldly opened his

thought to herself, He must have used

and shone the flashlight for a

away from her hand, leaned back, and impatiently said, “Did you see

the flashlight in her hand. “It’s too deep. I need to

so he grabbed her hand. “Stop dawdling. Be

the doctor instead of

take

back and opened

and carefully turned on the flashlight

an inexplicable, sense of nervousness. She was standing