Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 195

“Is it really okay to make public the prescriptions just like that?” Blake thought helplessly.

Blake was about to cry. She explained incoherently for a long time. Coupled with Yanis’s words, Olivia finally understood what they meant. After understanding, however, it seemed that she became even more confused.

She slowly sat up straight and propped her chin on her hand. She looked up at Blake. “Who said that the Smith family’s prescriptions are a secret?” she asked.

In her memory, neither she nor Isaac had ever said that the Smith family’s prescriptions were very important. They didn’t say that the prescriptions were secrets that could not be divulged.

Blake froze. Her pupils slowly dilated, and her mind went blank as if her head had been hit.

Yanis was also dumbfounded. He sat beside Olivia and whispered, “It’s not a secret. Anyone can read it?”

“That’s right.” Olivia nodded. Then, there was a hint of confusion on her face. “Who told you that the Smith family’s prescriptions are a secret? Isaac has never mentioned this.”

Blake narrowed her eyes and recalled for a while. It seemed that Isaac had indeed not said this.

“But, why didn’t you show it to Gillian?” Blake was puzzled.

Blake thought, “All these years, Gillian has been thinking about the Smith family’s miraculous treatments and the prescriptions. If anyone could read it, why doesn’t Olivia show it to Gillian?”

“She didn’t ask Isaac for it!” Olivia said calmly. “Besides, she’s a pediatrician. Why would she need to learn traditional medicine prescriptions?”

Blake was completely dumbfounded. She stammered, “Olivia, you mean that as long as Gillian asks Isaac for it, she can get the prescription?”

Olivia nodded. “That’s right. If she asks Isaac for it, Isaac will give it to her. If Isaac isn’t at home, she can ask me for it.”

Blake thought, “Why? Why is it like this?”

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Blake was very confused and she didn’t understand it. She could not accept it!

the Smith family prescriptions very precious? How can you publicize it so casually and treat it with such disrespect?”

grape that had been washed clean. When she heard

Those are all incomplete prescriptions. They’re useless. Only life–saving medicine has some value. Isaac gave

control for a

seed into the trash can.

After understanding, she couldn’t help but laugh.

prescriptions? If he did, he would have used it long ago. Moreover, with Isaac’s selflessness, if there were really such precious prescriptions, he would have donated them to the country long ago.

he would apply for a patent. We are in a modern society. Isaac is also keeping up

been severely hit. Her entire body trembled.

about the

“Isaac and I came up

about the seared salmon

only looked up at Blake strangely. After a while, she lowered her eyes and laughed at herself. “Even you don’t

was about to cry. “Miss Olivia, don’t misunderstand. It’s not that I

around. “Who told you that seared salmon with

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vouchers

based on

with an unnatural expression on her face. After a while, she said in a low voice, “It’s Gillian.

this, Olivia suddenly

thought, “The seared salmon with herbed couscous made trouble for me again! I have already explained it so many

suppressed the surging emotions in her heart. “If Isaac really has a prescription for seared salmon with herbed couscous, why didn’t he take it out earlier and give it to Gillian? Could it be that he doesn’t love Gillian? If there really is

but you didn’t believe it. Instead, you chose to believe your imagination.

that it’s the Smith family prescription and that it’s just because Isaac is biased that he added my name?”

Blake said nothing.

lowered his head.

and biased so she made the mistake. It turns out that you all have bias.”

explained, “Olivia, it’s not that we don’t believe you. We all admit that you’re very smart. Moreover, we watched you grow up. I know what kind of personality you have. You’re a

and hard work. It also requires exquisite medical

first, we believed you. But later, when Gillian said it, we felt that

right, that’s right.