Flirting Mistake: I Married My Ex's Billionaire Uncle Overnight

Chapter 702: Chapter 702: Stop, Don’t Touch Xiao Ning

Julian Lancaster’s face instantly darkened, and he said coldly, "There’s no need! Nina’s fine."

This doctor wasn’t the one from last time, he didn’t know who she was, it seems they’re well-prepared.

Right now, Nina Sinclair is not pregnant. If it’s discovered, the hard-won acceptance from Old Master Lancaster might be in vain, so she must not be allowed to examine Nina.

This doctor was arranged by Monica Lancaster, an expert in combining traditional and Western medicine, and her goal was to expose Nina Sinclair’s fake pregnancy.

She would use traditional Chinese medicine techniques to check Nina Sinclair’s pulse in front of everyone, and then reveal the matter to them.

Now, Heidi Leighton had already made a move on Nina Sinclair, and the most critical part was on her. If she failed, she would definitely be severely punished. She fiercely pushed past Julian’s obstruction, attempting to force an examination on Nina Sinclair.

"Miss Sinclair, you are pregnant now. You must undergo an examination to ensure the safety of both you and the child!"

As she spoke, she reached out to grab Nina Sinclair’s hand.

that Nina Sinclair was pregnant and

want to spread this news, after all, he planned to keep the mother and child.

both angry and worried, but also concerned about Nina Sinclair’s condition. Since she carried the Lancaster Family’s bloodline, there might be

Lancaster squeezed in at this moment, seeing the doctor reaching

stepped forward, pushing the doctor away with

staggered back a step after being pushed by Sharon, almost falling to the

condition is critical and needs an urgent examination. Do you want to

perfectly fine with

doctor stirring things up, insisting on making Nina Sinclair’s condition seem serious, she was so angry her face

Madam Lancaster’s face darkened, and she reprimanded, "Sharon, act with decorum, young lady."

and Sharon’s behavior would leave a bad impression on the future

just too agitated. Clearly, Nina’s fine, yet she insists on examining

a doctor; I have professional diagnostic credentials. Miss Sinclair’s