My Extraordinary Wife

Dixon didn’t bother standing up to greet the Berrys upon seeing them.

He sat with his long legs crossed and shot a wicked glance at Ashlyn.

“I see that Dr. Berry is here too.”

Ashlyn nodded. “Hi, Mr. Haddock.”

With a flattering smile, Horace quickly went up to Dixon. “Mr. Haddock, I’ve brought Ashlyn here. About what you’d promised me…”

“Don’t worry. I know what to do…” he said impatiently.

Ashlyn could not help but scowl at the sight of her father’s loathsome face. Then she turned to Dixon and said, “Mr. Haddock, what’s your reason to see me?”

“Dr. Berry, my grandpa’s condition is getting worse. Can you forget what had happened in the past and please see him?” Dixon pleaded with a sly smile on his face.

“Mr. Haddock, come again. What did you just say?” Ashlyn asked as she knitted her eyebrows.

“I don’t know about your identity before. Please don’t take it personally,” continued Dixon indifferently. “I’d transferred two million to Berry Furnishings yesterday. Tomorrow at the Haddock Group’s bidding, I will let Berry Furnishings win the bid.”

before continuing, “So, what does it

long known that Ashlyn was tough and hard

expect her to

into her. This woman is quite

knew she was the best surgeon in First

expect her to be Horace’s daughter and

and temperament were totally different from the Berrys. It was as if she did not belong to that family at

buy First Hospital and give it to

state-owned hospital. How do you plan to buy it?” Ashlyn had

Dr. Berry, tell me, frankly. What do you want me to do to help

present a dutiful son image in front of others. Therefore, he needed help from

news that he was looking for doctors to treat his seriously

Mr. Haddock has specially arranged this dinner

from Dixon very badly. Two million was merely enough to save his company for

she happy to see my company

he had quite a few

so desperate for just a few millions of investments, Ashlyn couldn’t help but purse her lips. “Dad, didn’t you say

don’t say that. You and Penelope are both my daughters. I’m still in