Triplets on Secret Mission by Lamour Toujours

Chapter 243

Molly put down the plate. She wanted to walk away. Knowing that her encounter with Abigail would be unpleasantly awkward, she wanted to avoid Abigail and her gang. Unfortunately, Abigail spotted Molly. She picked up her skirt while sauntering toward Molly.” Hi, Ms. May,” she greeted Molly with grace. The ladies exchanged looks. They thought Molly was Abigail’s friend, and since they were here to socialize on behalf of their families, they followed Molly. One of them asked, “Abigail, you know this lady?”

The ladies were checking Molly out. Molly was donned in a long black dress, revealing her fair skin over her beautiful collarbone. Despite her aloofness, they could not take their eyes off her beauty. Assuming that abundant efforts must have been invested to nurture a beauty as outstanding as Molly, the ladies thought she was an heiress from one of the prominent families.

Abigail acted as if nothing had happened. She put on a friendly façade when she introduced Molly to the ladies. “This is Dr. May. She’s a very skillful physician abroad. She has just returned from overseas.”

When those ladies heard Abigail, they realized Molly’s social status was far below their

physician. They mustered a fake smile to greet Molly. It was a rather perfunctory greeting dripping with scorn. However, it did not bother Molly the slightest since she did not give a damn about the matters between those families in the high society. So she did nothing except respond to the

did you come with Sean? Why did you even attend this occasion?

for me even though

unbeknownst to Molly, he had met

know each other. All Benjamin knew was Sean was Molly’s patient. Never had he expected Sean to

Mr. Anderson. What a coincidence,” Benjamin greeted Sean

since I got the invitation from Mr. Forts Sr.”

if they were innately incompatible, Sean and Benjamin were hardly fond of each other since their first encounter. Sean made it even more obvious because of his cold and distant personality. Basically, he rarely warmed