Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

It was then that Susan came to realize why Evan never visited her. He was busy keeping Nicole company.

They were in the same hospital. I was just upstairs. Why couldn’t he come to visit me?

When she returned to her ward, Sheila was already back with her lunch. Staring at Susan’s disappointed expression, Sheila asked, “Where did you go? I couldn’t find you.”

“I was too bored in the room. I had gone out for a walk.”

“Hurry up and eat. Today’s lunch is rather sumptuous. You’ll like it.”

Susan was visibly unfocused. She merely took a few mouthfuls before she announced to Sheila that she had no appetite.

Fearing that it was an effect of her head injury, Sheila quickly called for a doctor to give Susan a check-up. She only felt relieved after the doctor had reassured her that Susan was fine.

This is such a delicious meal! It’s a pity that she’s not eating it. She can’t possibly be scheming again, can she?

Sheila ignored her, choosing to enjoy her own meal instead.

In the afternoon, while Sheila was away, Susan sneaked her way out into Nicole’s ward.

her, she stiffened slightly before asking, “Are

head as tears brimmed in her eyes. “My head hurts! Ms. Lane, wouldn’t you

the

not have room for another woman. With that thought in mind, she glanced at Susan,

the necessary clarification on this

had a wedding with Evan. He’s my husband. You should be the one who would have to stop

him, but I’ve given birth to his four children. The overseas wedding that you’d forced him into is incomparable to my four kids and our feelings. Moreover, if not

able to bring himself to do as such!

likely to happen. Forget it. It’s pointless to talk about it now. I hope that you’ll stop yourself from threatening anyone with death in the future. It’s

for him is worth it. Ms. Lane, we still have a long future to go. Don’t assume that he’ll definitely be

Nicole was speechless.

up in this fight with

Fine. Try me.

that I’ve gotten my memories back, I’m not afraid of you. Nicole believed that

shot her a glare at

door, she bumped into