CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1739

Dr. Kerr was quickly taken into custody for investigation, and the truth emerged not long after. What happened to the girl was no accident.

He had secretly swapped the liver source.

The originally matched donor liver had been replaced, leading to the rejection that ultimately cost the patient her life. Following the revelation, the hospital paid a substantial settlement for Dr. Kerr's actions, though no amount of money could ease the pain of the grieving family. A life lost was irreplaceable.

For Karina and Wilfred, the outcome was bittersweet. They felt the sorrow of the situation but could do little more than reflect on it.

After Wilfred's name was cleared, he followed through on his promise to Karina. He assigned her to an important research project, one of the hospital's most significant undertakings.

The decision was met with resistance.

Many colleagues believed Karina was too young and inexperienced for the role. But Wilfred stood firm, defending her. "I chose her. If there's a problem, I'll take responsibility. Besides, she's here to assist me." His authority was final. Wilfred didn't need anyone's approval to back his decisions.

With his support, Karina joined the project and quickly began absorbing a wealth of professional knowledge. Her skills grew rapidly, and her gratitude toward Wilfred was beyond words.

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moment?" Karina hesitated briefly before knocking on his

in," Wilfred said, his voice as

up, immediately noting a change in her demeanor. There was a new confidence in her

had often doubted herself, as though her efforts were insignificant. Now, every gesture radiated a calm self-assurance that Wilfred couldn't help

though his tone

I'd like to

Wilfred's brows furrowed slightly,

starting his career at the hospital, countless people had made

companionship.

there was someone still

eyes were clear, devoid of ulterior motives, making

creeping into her expression. "If it's inconvenient,

with an almost blinding joy. The intensity of it was so striking that, for a moment, Wilfred felt

whether accepting her invitation was the right

rhythmically tapping the desk, mirroring the