My Mute Bride

Chapter 49 So It Wasn’t Marriage Leave?

A week later, Nancy was discharged from the hospital.

Ever since Rachel indicated that she was about to regain her memories, Jefferey’s attitude toward her had warmed considerably. He called her multiple times in that week itself and invited her home for dinner.

His behavior led her to confirm that her mother’s death was connected to the medication formula.

“I can take care of myself, Rae. Why did you hire a nurse?”

Inside her bedroom, Nancy was looking out through the door and she grumbled a little at Rachel’s waste of money.

As Rachel stacked a pile of clothing onto the shelves, she glanced up at Nancy with a smile. The nurse was introduced by Dr. Peters, she signed. She’ll come over every day only to help you make your meals and tidy up the place. If anything happens, she can also contact me in a timely manner.

Although Rachel hadn’t accepted Julian’s offer to help her find a place, she had accepted his assistance to introduce a nurse instead.

“What can happen to me? I’m fully recovered now.” After looking around for a moment, Nancy sighed. “It is true that this place is a little too large for a single person. It’s such a pity that you can’t come over to stay with me.”

Rachel lowered her head in guilt without much explanation.

Nancy had assumed Rachel was still living at Hudson Residence, in which Rachel saw no need to clarify the situation as she was considered a member of the Hudson Family.

“Dr. Peters is a good man, Rae. We should find an opportunity to thank him.”

Yes, Dr. Peters is a good man, Rachel agreed.

“How about this? Have him come over for dinner this weekend. I’ll make us all some pierogi.”

The moment she heard Nancy’s words, Rachel stopped stacking the clothes for a while and immediately shook her head. He’s an extremely busy man.

“Whether he’s occupied or not is his business because we have to show our gratitude.”

Knowing that she wouldn’t be able to change her grandmother’s mind, Rachel surrendered and agreed.

needed to tell

at a glance, Nancy responded, “Well, call him now and arrange a time. I want to ask him whether there is anything I should avoid eating,

watch. I have no time,

“Oh, Rae…”

shut

she knew that it was impossible. As she couldn’t explain much to Nancy, she could only avoid her grandmother

and she would have to head to the City Council Library in the

holding a project summary meeting for their

project have been released. Everyone’s hard work during this period has paid off, thanks to President Burton’s great support of our

had listened in for a while, Frankie entered the meeting room after answering a phone call and whispered, “We’ve finished investigating your email leak,

“What did you find?”

to an address abroad and managed to pinpoint a specific

Justin frowned at that.

meeting ended, he returned to

expression, Frankie handed the investigation report to him while

report, his gaze slightly darkened. “Are you sure it came

to this building but

to break into the domestic energy market only to have Burton Group snatch the project right from their hands. Because of that incident, the two companies were not

photographs were sent by someone within

his head from perusing the report, Justin answered coolly, “How do you think the previous two photographs have

had been brought up, Frankie felt perturbed and answered hesitantly, “Maybe they’re trying to do the same thing that happened before and exploit

the photographs to me if that were the case.”

the other party was trying to do as Frankie said, they could simply send the photographs to the media, write a news report, and hire some people to

with mouth agape as Justin’s logic was

anything to

of the building were rented out. From their previous conflict, Justin knew the people of SG Conglomerate

instructed Frankie, “Find out which companies are renting the five floors and the backgrounds of their respective person-in-charge. Also, have

At first, Justin even

from the current situation, things weren’t as simple

the saying went, it was better to be safe than to be sorry. It was best that