Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1095 The Twin Brothers

Gavin's appearance was very similar to that of Grayson. I could never have told them apart.

I asked Atlas, "If both of them are together, can you tell them apart?"

Atlas confidently replied, "That's the understanding between us!"

I scoffed and gave him a sidelong glance. "If I spend enough time with them, I can do that too!"

Everyone laughed.

Sean hurriedly showed up shortly after, and Atlas formally introduced them.

Sean remarked, looking slightly uncomfortable, "How can I lead the team like this? I'm worthless in comparison to all of you!"

His words provoked laughter from everyone.

Even I was somewhat surprised. It turned out that Gavin and the others were such elite soldiers.

Sean's words lightened the mood. I knew precisely what Sean felt embarrassed about, indicating that Atlas's subordinates were formidable.

"Since Mr. Atlas has called you all here for this case, I apologize for the inconvenience. Even if I'm useless, I won't back down. After all, I'm familiar with Gerby! I

knew Gerby well, Sean arranged for them to join the

and cranny of Gerby, guaranteeing

brought Wilbur and that assistant doctor back to the task force office. The office was in the old factory area of Jaxford Doors, which was inconspicuous. There was still some equipment and a small amount of inventory there. The office supplies were all ready-made. This was suggested by

broke down. He truthfully recounted everything he knew to

was clear that

planted the assistant doctor, who

firm. However, when Sean presented the evidence he had collected and Wilbur's testimony,

there was a certificate issued proving Beatrice

pointed out that

had already been detained. The assistant doctor, feeling hopeless, confessed

of whom were still working at Gerby Central Hospital, and

handed over to Nathan, he was furious and instructed that no one should be released after the

"Did you really investigate those doctors from back

you think I came out?" Sean

doctor admitted that Beatrice refused treatment and endured a great deal of suffering when she was first admitted.

would

and keep her