My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 680

Armand straightened out his clothes and glanced toward the restroom before saying, “Come out. Timothy already knows.”

The next moment, Cooper walked out of the restroom.

With a shocked expression on his face, Timothy pinched his cheeks to clear his head. “If I didn’t know that you’re Armand, I would have thought that both of you were having a rendezvous here!”

Armand shot a cold look at the man when he heard that.

“Well, I’m just trying to liven up the tense atmosphere,” Timothy said while taking a few steps. backward, attempting to widen the distance between him and Armand. “Armand, I really miss. that signature sharp gaze of yours!”

Cooper had his arms crossed in front of his chest as he leaned against the edge of the bed. “Given that you’re not that smart, how did you manage to find out?”

Armand was an expert in disguise. His expression and mannerisms were exactly like Bruce’s. As such, even Cooper, who had sharp observation skills, took a while to see through his disguise.

Moreover, Cooper had only guessed that Armand was still alive after being approached by

Steven.

Cooper had said that he wasn’t smart. “Also, I am very smart. Have you met any professors

for so

pretending,” Armand said curtly. “I know exactly what you’re like after knowing

me about your relationship with Jack. She also asked me what sort of person you are. At the end of our chat, she suddenly told me everything is a lie but didn’t elaborate on

go anywhere near Genevieve. However, when he sent Genevieve to the hospital the previous time, not only did you not beat him up, you even spoke

suspicions, and to

that there wasn’t anyone around before speaking to Armand.

giggled, feeling proud of his wits. “Don’t worry, I’m very close to those guys in

them

thumbs

on Armand, he asked. “But Armand, why did you fake your death

save Genevieve,” Armand said, narrowing

such, I am more updated than other doctors on the newest medicines available. Armand, that Curb.emotion that you mentioned isn’t

in layman terms? We don’t understand medical jargon.” Cooper