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

Chapter 200

“Damn. He is insane.”

Leanne muttered under her breath, striding away without a backward glance.

When she returned to her office, her face still flushed with anger. Amy and Donna had just. returned from lunch. Catching sight of her expression, they paused their conversation mid-sentence.

Amy said, “I heard from Joy over lunch that you ran into some drop-dead gorgeous doofus at the clinic this morning. He got dumped by his wife and showed. up at the eye department to see a doctor. Seriously? What was his wife thinking?”

Donna rubbed her temples and interrupted, “There’s something wrong with him. No matter. how good-looking, it’s a waste. I’d dump him, too.”

Amy disagreed, “Well, you can’t say that for sure. If a guy is that hot and a bit off, maybe. he’d give me the time of day.”

Leanne shook her head. The frustration Curtis had caused dissolved into a reluctant chuckle.

a meal on her desk from a local

by the aroma, and took a few bites, resuming

to talk her down this morning, but no dice. She had none of it, so worked up.

in bed six?” Leanne inquired.

from bed six, was a case everyone at the hospital

nine years old, had been

diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of pediatric cancer, Jada’s condition was dire. With astronomical medical bills piling up, Mrs. Brown, a single mother, juggled multiple jobs and fundraised through every possible

favor of just antiviral medications to save money.

and the waiting list was long, with millions

Mrs Brown’s single beacon of hope in

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promising to. cover all their medical expenses from here on out. But she refused to sign off and sent

completely understand the depth of a