Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 298

The news had been trending for a few days now, and if it weren't for his secretary

mentioning this to him all of a sudden, he might not have even known about it at

all.

Frankie sat heavily on the couch, feeling frustration overwhelm him.

Todd frowned. He didn't know why Frankie had to be so mysterious about it. Why couldn't he just say it directly?

He grabbed the phone anyway. After a brief glance, he was stunned. The woman in the video was Suzanne!

He immediately rewound the video to rewatch the front part. "Let's welcome the miracle doctor, Dr. Jane Smith."

Suzanne walked into Todd's line of sight after the host's introduction. Todd had to replay it several times to be completely sure that it was really Suzanne.

Todd turned to Frankie and stuttered, "H-How could this woman be Dr. Jane Smith?"

Instantly, Todd felt like he had been dunked into ice cold water.

any of the needles had been pierced in the wrong spot during his treatment that day, his life as he knew it

uncontrollably. It was too scary a

he emitted was scary and heavy, and he said gravely, "Now you know why I was

held slipped out of his hand and fell onto the bed. The video was still playing, telling them how skillful Jane was as a doctor. Todd naturally knew how

strength was zapped entirely out of him as he asked weakly,

his health was better, he was still miles away from being able to sleep with a

opportunity to take revenge, and he might lose his life. Conversely,

did he even choose to

he hadn't done that, he wouldn't be in this situation

away. He didn't know what they

went through Todd's mind was what went

in a dilemma. No matter what they did, it

the room and cursed, "Henry, that stupid old man! He schemed against me on purpose. He knew that Suzanne was Dr.

wonder Suzanne said previously that it was all Henry's problem.

was on the bed, and declared, "We need to apologize to Suzanne first. As for that old geezer, Henry Yates, we'll take our

important than Todd's health

aggressively and asked irritably, "Will it work? Will

in