Triplets on Secret Mission by Lamour Toujours

Chapter 331

Alice was not affected by his words

She smiled and said in an unbothered tone. “It’s nothing. This is Sharon Newman. She’s the new doctor that I got you. She graduated abroad from Fernhurst Medical School She’s also the daughter of one of our clients. I asked her to come over and see if she could be of any help to your condition. The two of us have spoken to Ms. May about this prior to your return”

Alice turned to Molly before looking at her son She seemed as though she was thinking about how the two of them did not suit each other. Then, she smiled

Molly was silent

The truth was, Alice rang her doorbell and said that she wanted to have a chat with her, so Molly did not refuse and followed her over

However, Alice had other intentions When Molly saw an unfamiliar woman at Sean’s house, she realized why Alice went to find her

“I heard that Dr. May has amazing skills that can improve my son’s condition. However, I thought it would be difficult for you to treat him all by yourself I talked to the butler, and he said that you have to pay us a visit every single day That’s so tiring

seemed to be insinuating something, they sounded

if they were

continued, ‘And so, I got Sharon to help you out. Since the two of you are doctors,

help but be reminded of the time Alice brought Abigail out of nowhere and said that she wanted to treat Molly

a sense

feel like it at the same

before Molly could

back to this topic, Molly

started the treatment, I can’t stop it midway. While it is impressive for Dr Newman to graduate from Fernhurst Medical School, practicing medicine is more than just theory Moreover, Dr. Newman might not be familiar with the treatment that

and said with a smile. “What’s more, I will take full responsibility

Sharon finally decided to speak. She had been quiet ever

practice. That’s how you know where you stand. As for the needle technique, I happen to know a thing or two. Truth to be told, my family is involved in altemative medicine, so I’m