Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 355

“What’s this stuff?” Neil’s gaze fell on my medicine as a frown appeared on his face. “Are you feeling unwell?”

I replied impatiently, “It’s a tonic. That woman you just saw is my doctor. You might’ve pissed her off.”

Neil casually picked up the medicine, sniffed it, and made a dismissive comment. “What kind of doctor offers home delivery service?”

“She’s not working in any hospital at the moment. She just got back from abroad. Could you look up some information on her?” I was suspicious of Snow’s identity. If Neil could find something out, it might be helpful. I needed to know who she really was.

My health was in her hands, after all. I needed to be careful.

Neil raised an eyebrow. “Irene, are you out of your mind? You’re entrusting your health to a freelance doctor? You think you’ve got lives to spare?”

If it weren’t for Stella’s pregnancy, I wouldn’t have believed Snow so easily.

I didn’t want to discuss my health issues with Neil. I simply packed up my medicine and said, “If you don’t want to investigate, that’s fine. You don’t have to interfere with my decisions.”

After putting away the medicine, I returned to the living room. “Let’s go. Weren’t we supposed to pick up Daisy from Sterling Estates?”

I was slightly angry, but Neil just laughed. He got up and wrapped his arm around my waist. “Why are you so easy to anger these days? What should I do if you’re always mad at me?”

“Aren’t you an expert in handling such situations?” I replied impassively.

He’d managed all his former scandals and the women he’d been with well, with no one daring to badmouth him.

I brought up the past, Neil would always look helpless. “Let’s not talk about this. You know what

rumors are still flying.” I walked out the door as I casually said

me exist?” Neil pinched my waist

in pain. Why did Neil always have to be

frustration. After all, I was the one who caused it.

downstairs, I spotted Snow, standing under the sun dressed in black. It wasn’t even nine yet, but the sun was already

Neil’s car, so I asked, “Snow, why are

waiting.” Snow’s response confused me. She shouldn’t be short of money. Why

give her a ride. “Still staying at a hotel? We can give you

suggestion. It seemed like he didn’t want

nodded. “Is it convenient? If so, thank you.”

answered before Neil could say anything. He gave me a look but didn’t say

in too. To my surprise, she

apologized, “I get carsick. Sitting in the front

there a cure for

and I had no reason to fuss about it.

seat.

didn’t seem very pleased. He gave

Snow thanked me and Neil and got out of the car. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary until a seven or eight-year-old boy ran out of the hotel door.

also looking at the boy because he

was the spitting image of

then deliberately looked back at us. She said something to the boy, and

mind, but I was shocked. It was as if he’d

remembered what she said about