Love in the Limelight

Chapter 7

Astrid wanted to chew out the old man, but considering the hefty pay he’d always given her, she figured she’d treat it as some extra dough. After a few seconds of thought, Astrid started typing, “I demand 80% of the reward”

Dr Conrad, “Don’t be so cold–hearted Leave 30% for your old teacher”

Astrid raised an eyebrow, “Haggling, huh? Alright then, I want the whole reward, or get ready to bid farewell to your first love.”

Dr Conrad. “Well, fine, after all I’ve done for you, this is how you repay me 1

Before Dr Conrad could wrap up his sob story, Astrid hung up the call

She took a quick shower, then picked up her phone to see that Dr. Conrad had already sent the patient’s details and address

She rummaged around her room for the necessary medical tools, packed them into a small bag, and thought about the shooting she was about to join. She put on a mask to avoid unnecessary trouble. Once she was ready, she casually left her apartment

In a villa in Sunhaven

arrived, but none of them could do anything. The old lady lying in bed was as pale as a ghost, completely bloodless. Seemed like she

any moment

knock on the door. The young man in the room immediately rushed to open it, only to find not the miraculous doctor he’d been eagerly awaiting, but

the situation? Did the specialist I called

Aster the Savior,” Wylie said with a troubled look. “The specialists have all heard of Aster, but none have actually seen him. I’m really worried.” “The miracle worker has already agreed to come, let’s wait a bit…” Before Ello could finish, he heard a

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famillar figure standing at the villa gate,

mask, Elio recognized her at once. What was

slightly, Elio then

crowd in front of her, Astrid explained for the umpteenth time: “I’m here

can you do? You say you’re

helpless. Aster was just a code name. Where could she find

on you!” Astrid

looked at Astrid, she didn’t

in.” Elio’s cold voice rang out, and the surrounding bodyguards

exclaimed, “Mr. Lampard, she’s impersonating Aster. We’re afraid she might harm the madam.”