His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

Eliza barely lifted her eyelids, a bitter taste creeping into her heart. "You set this whole thing up, and now you're bailing me out. What am I supposed to thank you for? Not killing me outright?" He scoffed, "I'm giving you a chance to repay the favor."

"Casper, what are you up to now?"

With a casual air, Casper told the driver, "Head to Hope Hospital."

Hope Hospital?

Her mom...

"What did you do to my mom?"

"You'll see when we get there."

His gaze was cold as he looked at her. She never took the promises he'd made to heart.

Casper was unpredictable and constantly reneging on his word. How much could she trust him?

Eliza's emotions were in turmoil. She suppressed the discomfort in her chest until the car pulled into the grand entrance of Hope Hospital.

The hospital had changed its name; it was now called the Wellness Medical Center.

Casper was a cold and ruthless man, yet he chose to use a hospital to save lives. The irony wasn't lost on her.

As they entered the hospital building, she spotted Dr. Sanders. Eliza quickened her pace. "Dr. Sanders."

"Ms. Eliza, you're here."

"How's my mom doing?"

to stay calm. "The application for the new program has been submitted. It'll take some time to restart, but we've started your mom on a newly marketed advanced medicine from abroad. The results are promising. Once the

Eliza nodded along.

abroad? That

is quite expensive,

it's not cheap." Dr. Sanders wanted Eliza to be prepared. "One pill costs around a hundred thousand, and for a condition like your mother's, she needs at least three pills a month. If we wait for the program to restart, she might need around

a month? Where would she get

Sanders, how many pills has

"She's already taken two."

were two hundred thousand. She couldn't

if my mom stops taking this medicine now, would she

"It's hard to say."

a tough decision for Eliza, but one she had to

didn't have the money

bmedicine cost. She'd rather

treatment as

I was alive.

her

belongs

stop the medication then and move my mom to a regular ward. I can't

Sanders was troubled. "Are

"Yes."

Dr. Sanders

Casper came over. "Proceed with the treatment.