The Runaway Groom

Chapter 496

Stephen was laughing, having gained the upper hand. "Oh, calm down—you may have the looks, but your temper is so foul that even the ladies run away from you. Why don't you try to change that instead?"

Isaac sprang from his chair, appearing so furious that he could kick

Stephen right then, and James had to quickly stop him.

"He's just playing you, sir. Calm down."

"If you say so—but you will have your answer when you see her," Stephen said confidently.

James shot him an icy look. "Quit yapping and give us an address, or else!"

More or less content just then, Stephen finally said, "She will be returning to the country for a forum."

Both Isaac and James thought of the same thing at the same time.

Mead Clinic's annual forums were usually held within Minerva or neighboring countries, and they only moved it to Zidonia this year.

"Is she working at Mead Clinic?" James asked.

had the same

Stephen nodded. "Yes."

in Minerva, and was even in touch with Mead Clinic's shareholders, but never knew that

working under the alias

left gaping when he heard the

That hideous-looking doctor?

Right, she was pregnant...

really had a child with

to look at Isaac in reflex, and

of receiving the foreign guests from Mead Clinic at the airport, as well as arranging their lodgings

was a reception prepared for every guest, and they would be taken

was arranged to stay in a hotel with Dr. Pitt and a fellow

me anytime you leave me,"

"Thank you," Irene replied.

host said. Still, Irene walked Dr. Pitt to her room first, and the latter took a seat after getting into

next door—call me

room and she returned to her room, a hand on her belly as

it, she heaved a long sigh—she had been on edge, but she

her clothes, which she hid with relative ease since she was wearing loose clothes because of her pregnancy. It was paper too, so

research data from Mead Clinic's development of a fully artificial heart. It was fortunate she had hidden it where she did—if she had left it in her luggage, Dr. Wells would