The Runaway Groom

Chapter 482

Harvey appeared with bags under his eyes.

"No, you don't have to."

He had been worried because Irene never left Isaac's room the whole night, so he had been eavesdropping as he stayed outside.

James frowned.

"You've learned to eavesdrop now, Harvey? Picking up more unnecessary skills, are we?"

"You're the one who left the door open.I just came in," Harvey retorted, then turned toward Isaac "You don't have to look into anything —I paid off Jane Tanner to seduce you.She's ugly, but she somehow doesn't disgust you, right? That's because she put on a fragrance that confounds you.It's exactly because she's hideous that I hired her just to mess with you."

"You're despicable!" James exclaimed—but Harvey's scheme did explain everything.

He had just been curious as to why Isaac did not feel disgust toward that ugly woman! "I'm no match for him when it comes to business.Why can't I harass him in some other way?"

Harvey tried to make his lie sound as true as possible.

There was no helping it—he had to slander Irene to avoid her meeting Isaac too much.If Isaac believed that Irene was Harvey's honeytrap, he would naturally stay away.

heinous, Harvey," James said, belittling Harvey for having resorted to

Harvey could not care less as long as he

fuming—Harvey had bought out

ugly woman would mess

gift is gracefully accepted,

sharply felt

"What are you doing?"

have to give you something in return? Tit for tat—Isaac was not someone who would take any insult lying down.They were harassing him? Fine.Harvey was panicking, but he did not regret

was much better than letting him find out that Jane Tanner was actually Irene Spencer! An anonymous email attached with a video started making

that they were in a relationship, and couples were not supposed to work in the same

prevent conspiracies and the upsetting of the hierarchy

conversation where they were using underhanded means to oust a

and caused considerable unrest among

in to the hospital chief's office—unable to accommodate such disgrace, they were summarily

neither joy nor

doctor's job was to help patients and that

rival

individuals did not deserve

when a patient was rushed to the emergency room with a rebar piercing his heart,