Chapter 131

Gwendolyn stepped out of the dean’s office and immediately locked eyes with Aiken and Sandra, who were pacing anxiously in the hallway.

“Gwendolyn, what’s the verdict? I already squared things with Mr. Hamilton. Your

diagnosis was spot–on, and I’ve double–checked the prescription,” Aiken said, his usual stoic demeanor giving way to concern.

He looked at her with regret in his eyes. “I blame myself! I got duped by a phone call. That online video must have been Bill’s doing. He’s after you.”

A missing signature on a prescription might just be a fine.

But practicing without a license could mean real trouble.

Gwendolyn managed a weak smile. “Dr. Yates, this isn’t on you. I’m the one who lacked experience.”

“I’ll set the record straight online!” Aiken said with a steely tone..

“No need.”

Gwendolyn grabbed his hand. “They only believe what they see. We’ve got no proof. If you go public, they’ll just turn their anger on you.”

Of course, the clinic had no cameras. Their adversaries had counted on that.

Was it the conniving Bainbridge? Or Vivien with her schemes?

confidence to put him at ease. A realization

was, after all, Howard’s wife.

find me,” Aiken said before he hurried off to

turned to Sandra, who looked worried. “Did you find out?”

“Yeah.”

the hotel just around

station is swamped. The head nurse

is more important, Gwendolyn. We’ll go together. Put on your mask. There

Gwendolyn nodded firmly.

Let’s roll

slipped out the back door and took a roundabout

dimly lit corridors and aging elevator painted a stark contrast to the polished hospital

while clutching her phone, “They can record us

“Got it.”

302 and

came Bill’s wife’s voice

pinched tone, Sandra replied, “Housekeeping,

for it. As soon as she cracked open the door, Sandra and

the bed with a beer in one hand

Bill bolted upright, shock written

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