I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 455 Fracture

"Yes, I know him. He's working in Dattlech, all thanks to Eleanor for pulling the strings. I have to thank you too. If it weren't for you asking me to take care of Eleanor, I wouldn't have met her," Samantha said, her words and expression natural, without any hint of strangeness or flaws. Harper looked at Samantha's smiling face and smiled faintly herself, then asked in a low voice, "So you didn't know Eleanor before taking care of her, right?" "Of course not, Harper. You hired me, remember?" Samantha's smile widened.

Harper smiled too and didn't ask further questions.

She wasn't actually suspicious of Eleanor doing anything for her sake, but she just wanted to make sure.

Because of the recent collision accident, she and Benjamin hadn't continued with this matter. If it weren't for the accident, she didn't know what would have happened next. She also didn't know what other things Benjamin would do for Lauren.

Harper instructed Samantha to take good care of Eleanor and then went to see Yinson.

Yinson examined her, and although the baby wasn't injured, there was some fracturing on her lateral pelvic bone.

Due to her pregnancy, Harper couldn't take many medications, so they just hoped she'd heal on her own by having her stay in one position for as long as she could.

But the pain didn't ease up; because she had to stay still, even breathing was tricky, and she had to keep her body straight, which was really uncomfortable. Harper couldn't drive herself, so she asked Annie to pick her up.

the office, she

from Yinson. Since Harper hadn't told him herself, he sent

his expression turned extremely

and said, "Get Kimberly to come to the

Group now, and though

everyone in line, so everything

unhappy about it,

the Martin Group and

no chance for them, so any feelings she

she was

gestured for her to sit on the couch before joining her. He then signaled

"Benjamin, I doubt you called me here just for a drink.

she was, had known Benjamin for years, but their connection was only due to their grandfathers. Though he looked out for her, they weren't close; at most, she was like a distant sister from their family's

understood this well; she