Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 447

Darren waited for the both of them to leave the office before he continued to

mock Emmanuel. He even deliberately set the scene up for the rest of the

nurses in the hospital to look down upon him. In short, he continued to pile

onto Emmanuel’s misfortunes.

Emmanuel did not know why Darren despised him so. In fact, it should be the

other way around. That was because Darren snatched Milani away from him,

and he deliberately used the ward incident to humiliate both him and his

mom.

Unbeknownst to him, Darren had always been jealous of his luck with women.

He knew that Ms. Lenoir had always been infatuated with Emmanuel. Now

that she was dead, and the Lenoir family hated Emmanuel’s guts, he was

beyond happy when he realized his revenge on Emmanuel had come to

pass.

“Shut up!”

Just when Emmanuel was about to retaliate, somebody stopped Darren in

his tracks instead.

“Mr. Gomez!”

The crowd fell silent the moment they saw the respected hospital director

Darren was beside himself with shock when he

Could it be that he wished

family was trying to suppress

family still held a certain portion of

walked directly toward Emmanuel.

Hospital needs a talent

Gomez’s recognition of his talents made the crowd,

him previously, blushed with

his teeth in anger. That was because he had never

publicly recognized by the

nod of recognition,”

and said, “Owing to the rules and

in your current job. If

Yeringham, perhaps I could write you

letter.”

Gomez was certain about Emmanuel’s skills. In

traditional medicine, Emmanuel was far more

he also believed

behind a woman’s skirt. As such, he refused

follow the general opinion.

influence in

were connected to the

the matter of

the people around who had

the moment. Their expression looked dark

moment.

at him. It served

Emmanuel to be jobless.

Mr. Gomez. You don’t really have

in an indirect manner before he thanked him and

aroused by Mackenzie’s body last night,

role of a gynecologist anymore. That

frank as he was before.

at, the more he would lose interest in them. He