The Runaway Groom

Chapter 374

Since she entered the room, Irene had shown no interest in their conversation.

After all, everyone had secrets.

Seeing that she was not prying and that she was quite composed, Mick said, “Alright, I’ll bring her in tomorrow.”

“And I’ll have everything prepared and waiting,” Stephen replied. “She’ll be the first one to be examined tomorrow–I know you’re concerned, but I’ll do my best to keep her away from the public.”

“I’m counting on you then,” Mick said, rising to his feet.

Stephen escorted him out, and soon returned.

Since Irene stili did not ask anything, Stephen nodded in approval. “You’re not curious at all?”

“I actually am,” Irene admitted. “But I shouldn’t pry, especially when patient confidentiality is concerned.” Stephen smiled, and pulled out a patient’s file.

It was the patient from last time, whose photo bore a striking resemblance with Isaac’s mother. Irene’s eyes widened when she saw it–this was the person Stephen and Mick were referring to? She then noticed that there were no medical conditions listed on the file.

her condition?”

sick,” Stephen

once again–why would the woman need a consultation if she

even though it was likely that this was the only copy, and Stephen was keeping it to himself without making any digital copies in the hospital

can’t tell you unless it’s necessary, but I hope

Irene nodded. “Understood.”

CT scans

Irene replied, and kept her hands in her lab coat as she headed

Henry and Moneypenny having a conversation

Greg, and when Irene overheard

from Minerva yesterday, sir…but do you really

skeptical. “There’s no one surviving in her family…

accounts, she should not have survived, and that woman might just be at doppelganger as you’ve

if his own daughter–in–law was alive, since he was basically rejoicing. “Thank goodness we managed to protect lan. Even if Light Group is basically

stand a chance now.”

refused the deal, it would be game over and Master lan would be crushed by

marriage to Master Greg was annulled before her execution. She’s no longer a member of our family now, so the Moores collected her