Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

Boss Your Wife’s Asking for A Divorce Again Chapter 370

“Did you just say that whoever attacked Sonia was a woman?” Toby narrowed his eyes.

Tim nodded. “Yes. Although this person was heavily disguised and deliberately wore oversized clothes to hide their figure, this person’s gait and their wrists, which were occasionally exposed, were enough to prove that it was a woman.”

“Could it be Tina Gray?” Tom guessed. “Only Tina has this much hatred toward Miss Reed.”

Toby shook his head. “It’s not her—she has been under police surveillance 24/7 these days and hasn’t left the hospital at all.”

“Yes. It’s not Tina indeed.” Tim pushed his glasses and agreed with Toby. “I’ve taken a look at Sonia’s wrist injury, and judging from the messiness of the wound, this is the first time the culprit has done something like this. Also, she must have been under a lot of pressure at the time, as it was obvious that her hands were shaking, which is why the wound looks messy. We all know that Tina is a cruel character. I have seen her twist a cat’s neck off, and her movements were clean and neat. So if Tina was the one who did it, Sonia’s wrists would probably be broken by now.”

Hearing what Tim said, Tom gasped silently. “That woman really is a psychopath.”

Tim hooked his lips. “Psychopath, huh? I like this description.”

Tom twitched the corners of his mouth. Honestly, he really couldn’t understand what Tim liked about the word.

However, despite what Tim said, Tom still had some doubts. “Even if Tina didn’t do it herself, she could always bribe someone into doing this.”

“No, she wouldn’t. First of all, she can’t even contact the outside world, and secondly, with her hatred for Sonia, why would she hire someone just to stun her and slice her wrist instead of straight up killing her?” Tim asked him back.

“Well…” Tom was speechless for a moment.

He’s right. Tina Gray hated Miss Reed so much that she has even attempted to kill her several times. If she really were to attack Miss Reed, it wouldn’t have ended this lightly! Tom thought to himself.

“Tom.” Just as Tom was deep in his thoughts, he heard Toby calling him.

Tom looked at the rearview mirror and answered, “President Fuller, what are your orders?”

“Investigate Cynthia Stone.” Toby while narrowing his eyes.

Tom placed his palm on his forehead as soon as he heard of the woman’s name. “Oh, yes! There’s Cynthia Stone as well! She also held a huge grudge against Miss Reed. Since Miss Reed sent her to the detention center twice, she must also hate Miss Reed very much. How could I forget about her? Understood, President Fuller. I’ll send someone to check on her in a while.”

Toby nodded slightly.

held his head and said, “By the way, once you find the culprit, can you hand her

her over to you?” Toby looked at him.

researching a new drug, but I couldn’t find a suitable lab rat. Since this person

frowned upon hearing

the thought. “Dr. Lancaster, this new drug of yours wouldn’t happen to be some

certain disease, and because new medicines will likely have some side effects, there is still no one who has signed up for the trial—that’s why I

terrified Tom

“You are

and did

you being so nice to Sonia all of a sudden? Do you fancy

stared at Tim; his dark pupils seemed to burn a hole

her. I am just like my senior—we don’t have any feelings. Kinship? Friendship? Love? We are destined to not feel any of it. That is to say, I am destined to not fall in love with anyone, and the reason why I am nice to Sonia is only because she

didn’t love Sonia,

Sonia—he

what about Sonia that Tim

about it,

“Well, I can’t tell you this as it involves

telling me that you’re trying to study Sonia, are

“Hm. It’s something like that. But don’t worry; it’s not anything like a clinical study, but merely an observation. The bottom line is that it won’t do any harm to her. She’s my angel, so how could I

your word. Otherwise, I won’t let you off easily,” Toby stared at

that, Tim merely shrugged his shoulders and left it at

a

out of his pocket and

on the other end of the line said, but

thin lips parted

proposal was terrible, and it was an obvious loss of money, so I

project but only the money. You did a good job, Tom.

“Alright.” Tom nodded.

“Also,” Toby said again.

Tom responded, “Yes, sir?”

procedures for me later—I’m transferring to