Crossroads

Chapter 349

Stephanie took out her phone and searched on the Internet. The so–called “love me, love my dog” meant that when someone loved another person, they also cared about the people and things related to them

Molly just told Stephanie that Dominick interfered so much in the Reed family’s business, probably out of love for her.

Stephanie thought, Molly was wrong. This proverb was not suitable for someone like Dominick. He would have started planning to infiltrate my life a year ago or even longer ago. He knew everything about the people and things around me. His original intention was not to show concern. He was just used to having control over everything.

“Whenever I faced Donnick, I often felt that I had to subunit because I dared not disobey”

Vincent accompanied them back to Gary’s ward and waited outside. “Stephanie, how did you get so tame?” Vincent asked Stephanie

The atmosphere in the corridor of the intensive care unit was very solemn. They could only hear occasional footsteps and a few mournful cries in the ward Vincent’s heany laughter seemed a little abrupt, Molly responded with a low voice, “Who knows” She suddenly felt like laughing, too.

Molly thought. “When will Stephanie be obedient I never saw her behave like that.

She turned her head away.

is awake, the old professor said

opened the door of the ward and called out to the people waiting outside.

The next second, they were

from her chair. She walked forward. She was shaking with excitement as she spoke. “That’s

Vincent surrounded these world–famous doctors. Stephanie asked, “Can we go in and

As for the

quickly stepped forward and held his hand sightly. Thank you so much. These doctors and professors who came from overseas were internationally renowned. It was really a great honor for them to

in white robes. They stood straight and firm and smiled at them.

one of the doctors

to George in the aura of these doctors. She took a step back, her eyes locked on the ward, just

matters.

and patiently. However, people could tell that these authoritative figures respected Stephanie very

had no expression. She