My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Chris looked at Radley innocently. “Dude, don’t give me that look. I had no clue she’d show up.”

Atter hearing this, Radley shot him a cold, disapproving glare.

Mikael intervened to defuse the situation. “By the way, when did you and Freya reconcile? Weren’t you adamant about her not visiting you? And now, she is here with you.

Radley’s gaze shifted away from Chris. “She has a treatment plan.”

“Huh?”

Chris felt a surge of joy at this news. Recently, he had contacted several renowned international doctors on Radley’s behalf. However, after reviewing Radley’s medical records, these doctors hesitated to pursue treatment due to its low success rate. They were concerned about their professional reputations and declined to proceed with the operation.

Mikael’s face lit up as well. “So, what’s the success rate?”

Radley’s tone remained indifferent. “Freya mentioned it’s thirty-five percent, but the exact number isn’t confirmed yet. She believes it can be improved further.

Great!” Chris genuinely felt happy for Radley. “The doctor I contacted mentioned a mere seven percent chance of successfully treating you and asked for a ridiculously high treatment fee. Honestly, with such a low success rate, he doesn’t deserve the title of a renowned doctor. It just shows how exceptional Frey is.”

As they conversed, Connor entered the ward. When he saw Mikael and Chris present, he greeted Radley but remained hesitant to speak.

Radley looked at Connor and prompted him to continue.

Connor hesitated momentarily before speaking up, “Mr. Monaghan, something has happened at the Monaghan Group.”

Radley inquired, “What happened?”

Chris furrowed his brow and asked, “Did troublemakers take advantage of your absence to create chaos in the company? Radley, I can handle it for you.”

firmly. “Let them be. Connor,

He has been telling everyone in the company,

obsequious and flattering demeanor. He hadn’t expected Mr.

“Once Mr. Wayne shared this news, the shareholders were in a frenzy. They all wanted to verify if you would be amputated and become disabled. Consequently, this could impact the stock price. Also, I’ve received numerous calls today, all inquiring about your health.”

by the bedside. After pondering briefly, he said coldly, “Make all my hospital examination records public. Let them be accessible-at least, make it seem that way.”

saving Connor began to grasp

I want to see their

“Roger that’

now” Radley

sat beside Radley’s hospital bed. “You’ve been out of touch with the Monaghan Group for a while. It might be time to

at him

pretty rattled when they left, and I stumbled upon a bloodstain left by one of them.” Mikael’s gaze turned steely. “I ran a DNA analysis on that bloodstain. When

with a frown. “What do you mean by

attempted to raid their operations before, but their efforts were in vain. However, they finally succeeded in eradicating this organization by raiding its base. The leader of the organization was subsequently put

continued, “The bloodstain we uncovered matches that of a former LEV organization member. Our discovery was only possible due to outdated police databases. Otherwise,

bloodstain of an individual already executed by the police turned

only been the branch. The central LEV organization could be far more terrifying than we

suspicion began to form in his mind. “It’s possible that the authorities’ previous operation was a ruse

be a cakewalk. They’ve transcended mere

“I don’t

lounge, Freya had managed to catch some rest beside Radley earlier. She looked at the dark sky through the window and retrieved the treatment

grabbed it to see a notification from the Green Flamation forum. She tapped. on it and found a post from Ink, including an attached file about LEV organization, an international terrorist

international terrorist organization involved in weapons smuggling, drug trade, and human trafficking from Odea to Eswen. Their brutal actions and merciless members sent shivers down her spine.

growing concern for Jolly’s safety weighed on her

group chat, Ink said, ‘No, I’ve thought