Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 654

‘The western gate is where the security is the weakest. You can take

Claudette away from there, Laura noted at the end of her note.

After reading the note, Emmanuel tore it into pieces, flushed it down the toilet,

and walked out as if nothing had happened. Then, he followed the Lenoir

family’s guards and came to Claudette’s room.

At their first encounter, Emmanuel felt his heart sink. Claudette looked pallid

and lifeless, and guarding her were still the four women Magnus brought.

“Go away!” Emmanuel pushed the four women away rudely. He knew very

well that they were not here to save Claudette but to harm her.

He checked Claudette’s breathing, dreading the fact that she might already

be dead. Fortunately, she was still breathing, but just barely.

The machinery was also still running.

He wondered, though, if Magnus was hesitant to kill Claudette openly or if he

was unwilling to harm the woman he loved.

“Dr. Lowe, from our observations, Ms. Lenoir’s condition is worsening. If she

doesn’t wake up by tomorrow morning, it’s unlikely she’ll ever wake up again,”

said one of the nurses with a hint of concern.

words alerted Emmanuel, and he confirmed these four

impressive medical skills.

and remove the two silver needles

she wouldn’t be able to hold on

her current

now. You

the four women remained

orders they

the appointed

you don’t cooperate with me and something happens to

bear the

deliberately tested the four women, and sure

the four women wouldn’t leave. Their task was

monitor Claudette.

Rumble!

rumble came from outside the building,

room to shake slightly.

four women showed signs of unease,

outside.

on the other hand, smirked. Looks

reinforcements.

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enough, the commotion erupted

the women’s distraction, waved silver needles at

of the nurses. Unfortunately, at

left them with no chance to

had several

bodies.

childish tricks.” A nurse smiled

dipped in an anesthetic. They were

and the room was prepared with

attempts easily.

next second, they were

their