Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 140

When Derek came to the hospital last night, he slipped through the blind spot of the surveillance cameras, unnoticed by anyone. The incident ended as silently as it began.

No one knew about Leanne’s abduction the night before.

She only got a scolding from her boss, Ruben, for being absent from duty.

After leaving Ruben’s office, Leanne walked down the corridor past a few maintenance. guys taking down the old security cameras.

The office buzzed with chatter about the hospital’s plans to upgrade and add many new.

cameras.

Amy quipped, “Heard the new system has full coverage. They want to track every mosquito that buzzes into this place!”

Donna was incredulous. “How did our tight-fisted director suddenly decide to splurge? We’ve been asking him to replace the broken ones for ages, and he acted like it was a

matter

d death.”

s good for us. No more creeping around on night shifts, and Leanne won’t ry about that creep anymore!”

ware that the creep had been dealt with, Amy patted Leanne’s shoulder to offer omfort.

hummed in agreement, “Coffee, anyone? My treat.”

us a lot lately. Hit the

“Got a little

did your ex cough up for you to be throwing money

Leanne said as she opened the patient file from the night before. “And you know rich folk like us tend to be capricious. I might take you along me when I resign, so

frustration was evident as she

“Money sure does speak

with the

Having only several hours of rest each day, Phillip had not

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he managed to find

he was on a phone call. When he turned onto the path, his headlights illuminated a figure on

stood on the doorstep and was on his third

cigarette.

the car, Curtis walked

his call, Phillip turned to Curtis and asked, “What are you doing out here in the

for you,” Curtis replied, his breath and cigarette smoke mingling in the chilly air, his face showing a trace of

phone and extended his hand for a cigarette. “Something on your

the pack, and Phillip lit one

similar features and tall, commanding statures, though their demeanors were quite ent, one composed and restrained, the other nonchalantly aristocratic.