Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 180

“Perhaps it’s a good idea to look into a few more options and get the results, and then I can have a look.”

Olivia was pondering her next steps in treatment. Lindy came over to ask, and she replied absentmindedly.

Seeing that Olivia’s expression didn’t change and didn’t look angry, Lindy secretly heaved a sigh of relief.

However, she was still a little worried.

She observed Olivia’s expression and explained carefully, “Ms. Olivia, it’s not that I doubt your medical skills. I need to go to the hospital for a checkup, and I thought I might as well have Anthony checked.”

Olivia held a pen in her hand, and at Lindy’s words, she raised her gaze. The pen twirled between her fingers, and she smiled slightly. “Are you afraid I’ll get angry?” she asked.

Lindy squeezed her fingers and smiled awkwardly. “No.”

Her answer was not what she thought.

Olivia tilted her head and curved her beautiful eyes. She suddenly chuckled as if she found it hilarious, and her shoulders trembled slightly.

“I’m not a monster, so don’t be afraid of me. Besides, a medical equipment check is always more precise. I’m not that petty.”

In the past few days, Olivia had not left the house much.

It wasn’t that they were cold or busy but that the Patterson family’s attitude was becoming more and more strange. They looked cautious and serious, not like they were facing a doctor at all, but like they were serving a member of the royal family.

They treated her carefully.

Everyone was afraid of showing even the slightest neglect.

At the same time, Gillian sat in the back row of a Rolls–Royce with a black pill in her hand.

She lowered her head and sniffed it.

This was the new life–saving pill that had yet to be named.

Gillian already had a few options in mind, but she had yet to decide

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which name to use.

Healix sat beside her with a dark expression, and no one knew what he was thinking.

Lindsay, who was in the front passenger seat, felt bored. She turned around, leaned against the back seat, and asked, “Grandpa, are we going to the Patterson family just like this? Maybe we should let them know that we are coming?”

Healix did not reply. He only looked up at her, then closed his eyes and leaned against the back seat to rest.

was so annoying and made

Gillian and asked, “Gillian, what do

she did not answer.

Healix opened his eyes and reprimanded Lindsay sternly. Lindsay’s face turned pale. She was a little embarrassed and snorted. “Am I

granddaughter’s confused expression, Healix sighed and said, “It’s not that I

widened and asked,

at Healix. However, unlike Lindsay, she

to

get the medicine test report and clinical trial approval

Patterson family did not intend to give

deliberately avoided answering Healix’s phone calls. If it weren’t for the unexpected visit, they wouldn’t have

were meant for her, to

dedication.

did not take

was not doing his job well.

made a life–saving medicine,

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kick him out of

was too poor. She asked, “Didn’t you mention me to

expression changed, and his eyes

me to him and told him that the Smith family would never treat

Even Isaac would not say things like this!” he

and turned to look out of the

regretted working with Gillian, for he found her arrogant. “What did she think the Smith family was?

she just said that the Smith family would never treat him unfairly? “How dare she say

board, and there was no way to back out. He could only grit his

his hopes on Jarron, hoping that

would

arrived at the Patterson family, Gabriel went to his room

Gillian, is also here. If we do this,

it. Just pretend you don’t know the relationship between Gillian

said, “I don’t think that is

was anxious and asked, “This is life–threatening. Do

looked at him.

connections to get the drug identification report and clinical trial approval. I haven’t even seen the fucking medication. How can I do an evaluation?

a trifling matter. If someone died from it, who was

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take responsibility?

would

she had heard Gabriel

shook her head.