Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 358 I Won’t Let You Be Wronged

Everyone was silent. Almost the entire country knew about White’s incident back then. He was originally a doctor who saved lives and healed wounds, but turned into a street rat which was spurned by everyone because of a backlash by his family.

His whole life had been noble, yet it was destroyed at the end.

Although someone came out to clarify the ridiculous incident in the end, White had already passed away at that time and no amount of repentance could help.

Closing her eyes, Nicole hid the sadness in them and she continued after a short pause, “Old Mr. Benedict is in a critical condition, and my mother owed him a favor from back then. So, I would like to treat him using my personal identity, but someone with ulterior motives framed me.”

After the words left her lips, almost all conflicts were pointed at Queenie.

your younger sister who apologized on your behalf

so you mean to say that the person with ulterior motives was Miss

and almost fell over at the side. Her vision turned black and if it

she wore an overjoyed expression and wanted to approach Nicole to get close to her, but without any mercy, Nicole

half-sister. So, we’re unrelated to each other.” Fixing her eyes on Queenie in the distance, Nicole grinned and added, “We’re not related to each other, so she can’t

saying that she was the one who wanted

Nicole, if you don’t mind me asking, as White’s student, what is the reason for your master’s last words to you not

master suffered an injustice, and he was worried that it would bring me harm if I continued to practice medicine as his student. Hence, after his passing, I stopped practicing as well.” Changing her tone, she swept her eyes past the people below the stage and acknowledged,

to turn red. Back then, the incident caused such a huge commotion—a genius doctor

hear Nicole speaking. Although he knew that the woman in front of him was strong, he hadn’t heard her mention any of this before. As it turned out, there

and there were so many journalists present, she had barely made it that far away from the