After Severance,Alpha Fell in Love With Ex-Luna

Chapter 169: She Shouldn’t Have Made This Call

Chapter 169: She Shouldn’t Have Made This Call

(Elena’s POV)

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I frowned slightly, my mind suddenly flashing to Isabella Blackwood’s words – Marcus had been admitted to the ICU? But wasn’t his surgery successful?

Hugo Ashworth noticed my emotional change and asked what was wrong.

I came back to my senses, put away my phone, and said it was nothing. Then I asked Jacob Hayes if my brother was looking for me.

Jacob nodded and said the young master was waiting in the upstairs restaurant.

I looked at Hugo, who smiled gently and said my brother might have urgent business, suggesting I should go.

I followed Jacob’s steps and entered the elevator together. After reaching the upstairs restaurant, Jacob brought me to a private room where only Adrian Whitmore was present.

“Brother,” I walked toward him.

Adrian gestured for me to sit, then handed over a document. “This is the investigation result of the car accident. Perhaps your suspicion was correct – Sandy Parker had transferred money to this person.”

I examined the materials. From the car owner’s ID photo, I indeed had never seen this person before.

1 frowned, saying “I have no grudge against Sandy Parker. She has no reason to want my life, unless…”

someone behind her instigated it,”

of water, adding “I’m still not sure if this incident is related to the person who

asked “Brother, you seem to know

Adrian pushed a business card

on the card, I

she is our mother’s

out a business card from my bag for comparison

Moonrise Plastic Surgery and Beauty Hospital is actually mother’s

met her?” Adrian

nodded in confusion. So that day’s “encounter” wasn’t coincidental

ago?

the moment when my hair got tangled in the she–wolf’s

to switch

specifics either. When you return

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Chapter 169 She Shouldn‘

returning to Riverside City, I felt somewhat concerned, wondering if the

along with, since the other Whitmore family members were still

Blackwood family has blocked news about Marcus. Rumors spread a few days ago saying he was seriously ill. Do

faltered, and

was absent–minded, still somewhat concerned about

glass fragments hadn’t injured his heart. The hospital director had specially hired cardiovascular experts, and with their skilled techniques, completing such minor surgery would naturally avoid

visited Marcus – his