Spoil My Sweet Window

Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire Chapter 777

“I’m not very well-informed. You rushed over late at night and asked someone to postpone the meeting today. It’s obvious that this matter is serious, let alone…” He spread out his hands. “It’s really difficult for people working in such a big hospital to keep a secret.”

Marcus pulled over a chair and sat down in front of his brother’s unpleasant gaze. He raised his finger and lifted the mask rope behind his ear, revealing his handsome face. He said, “Miss Sadie, when I came to look for you and took out the photo, I had a faint feeling that someone would kill you.”

Danny’s gaze sharpened. Marcus said, “It was just a gut feeling. Furthermore, Miss Sadie wasn’t very cooperative at that time.”

Sadie looked down, only staring at her red and swollen fingers. They were injured after she clutched the window hard yesterday. The doctor had applied the medicine for her, but they wouldn’t heal so quickly. At this time, they were still very painful.

“Miss Sadie, you won’t be as lucky as you were last night every time.” Marcus leaned on the back of the chair, put his ten fingers on his knees, and said slowly, “You just told my brother about your feelings. You’re not thinking of dying on one of the nights and letting him become a widower, are you?”

Sadie’s eyelashes trembled.

suspect that you’ve told my brother something and he won’t even spare my brother’s life?

very cold. Her

a copy of the old photo from his pocket and said, “First of all, we can talk about this photo.” In an instant, Danny saw the face he was particularly familiar with

over the photo and showed him the line of words in the photo.

low voice, “It’s

Marcus said with a smile, “About 20 years ago, Mom, Madam Grecic, and Dan took this photo in the Sunshine Village where Crystal grew up… Well, Crystal was not born at that time. It

that it wasn’t by chance that she went to Sunshine Village to nourish her fetus.” Marcus

said,

and can’t remember it. But when I saw this photo, I instinctively felt a crisis, so

“Well, Miss Sadie,