Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 153

After saying that, Darren pushed his glasses higher smugly.

No one else in the hospital was happier than he to hear the news.

Emmanuel and Claudette inhaled sharply before whipping out their phones

to check them. It was then Emmanuel realized that he had over ten missed

calls from strangers while he was giving Claudette a checkup.

He never noticed them because he usually muted his phone while he

worked.

Heartless Nephew Steals All Family Money And Lets His Uncle Die Abroad.

The second Emmanuel saw the trending topic, his heart sank. At the same

time, he was feeling a tinge of anger.

Without needing to click on the article, he already knew that Hermann and

Jamison were behind this.

He was not surprised that his grandfather’s family was full of vile people, but

he was shocked that they actually managed to paint him and his sister as

the villains on the internet.

Who’s the one backing them?

In the meantime, worried about Emmanuel, Claudette tapped into the

trending topic, only to find out that the people were all cursing at Emmanuel.

only did they say that he conned

uncle because of gambling issues. In the

scam overseas and held captive, but

conned out of

Roselynn, Emmanuel’s grandfather could not

uncle ended up dying

the incident,

posted online.

briefly reading the articles, Claudette turned to look at

disbelief.

는

that she did not have faith in Emmanuel’s character. She

that news as fake as this could

know that I’m not

for you to change

your visits private in

It was defamation.

Emmanuel’s

the nurses and passersby knew

all on Darren’s side, insulting and making

Emmanuel.

“Rubbish!”

angry voice echoed in

it turned out, Frederick had arrived with other coworkers

Department of Gynecology.

“I know

mean nothing to him, so

on the internet? Clearly, someone paid to get this

internet. They’re telling tales to attack Emmanuel. He’s

been overwhelmed by anger, was

of relief. He was glad to have a good friend like

too, believe that Dr. Lowe

was wise, and she trusted her own