Marriage Beyond Redemption

Chapter 211 The Surgery Was Ready

As Peyton entered Group C, he received a warm greeting from his colleagues.

Peyton found them quite amusing. If they knew they had no backing, would they still laugh so brightly?

Even Brynn didn’t mind at all that she was working on the project alone. Instead, she patted her on the shoulder and said, “Peytie, keep up the good work!”

Iris quickly took Peyton to a quiet place and shared gossip with her,

“Ms. Schmitt, last night Spencer went on a date with a girl from their department again. He’s such a playboy.”

“What else?”

“I had a good relationship with that girl. She followed my instructions to test Spencer’s impression of you. Spence said a lot, saying that you were beautiful and had a good figure, and that he would eventually ask you out on a date.”

Iris skipped the impolite part and summarized, “Apart from coveting your beauty, Spencer has no connection with you and has not shown any signs of knowing you before.”

frowned, “What’s the matter with that

photo, he said Dillon would be a good bed partner, and sooner or later,

between Brynn and Spencer, which only consisted of

on my understanding of Mr. Daniel, his professional skills were indeed impressive. However, apart from his work, his mind was solely focused on

was taken

seduce him. Maybe it was some woman who sent the pictures

eyes lit up, “You’re right.”

was highly secretive, and managed to divert her attention to Spencer while investigating the

Well calculated.

just

thought about getting closer to the truth, her heart pounded.

called. “Ms. Schmitt, your medical examination results are ready. The chemotherapy you received last time had a good effect, the cancer cells were clearly controlled and did not continue

at the clear blue sky and felt a sudden surge of happiness. “Thank you for telling me

ready for the surgery. However, we still need to provide you with the best plan after a consultation

you very

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turns out that being alive is not a bad thing after

was thinking, a familiar figure

elegantly made–up lady. The receptionist