Love’s Cunning Ruse

Chapter 69

Julie couldn’t remember how she fell asleep last night. All she knew was that she was still sprawled on Sansa’s hospital bed, when she woke up the next morning, her neck feeling a bit stiff.

She looked up at Sansa, who was, as usual, quietly lying on the bed, and then got up. After freshening up, she headed to Dr Brice’s office.

Just as Dr. Brice arrived at his office, Julie knocked on the door.

“Back keeping Sansa company again?” Dr. Brice asked with a smile as he slipped on his lab coat.

Julie nodded and said, “Dr. Brice, I’m here today because I need a favor.”

“Anything you need, just say the word,” Dr. Brice replied.

Julie sat down across from him at his desk, nervously fidgeting with the hem of her shirt before finally saying, as if making a big decision, “Do you have any connections with hospitals in other cities? Preferably somewhere far”

“Why are you asking this all of a sudden?” Dr. Brice asked, taken aback.

I’ve decided to move to another city. And I want to take Sansa with me, Julie said. No matter what, she couldn’t abandon Sansa.

Dr. Brice frowned slightly. “Sure, I know people at other hospitals. But why the sudden decision to switch hospitals, and in another city no less?”

Dr. Brice knew about Julie’s situation and had always supported her over the years.

Julie managed a weak smile. “I just want a change of scenery. Thanks for everything you’ve done for me over the years. If you know any hospitals in other cities, please make an introduction? I’d really appreciate it!”

“How about Oakhurst? The head of Oakhurst Hospital is an old friend of mine. If you took Sansa there, it would probably be easier all around. But the transfer fees to Oakhurst won’t be cheap.” Dr. Brice looked at Julie hesitantly

Julie blinked in surprise, then said, “Didn’t someone donate money for Sansa’s treatment a while back? Let’s use that.

“Alright,” Dr. Brice agreed. “I’ll get in contact with them. Let me know when you plan to go.”

“Sure. And there’s one more thing”

“Whatever it is, I’ll do my best, Dr. Brice replied generously.

“I want you to keep it a secret that I’m taking Sansa to Oakhurst. If anyone asks about me in the future, please don’t tell them.”

“Agreed” Dr. Brice knew that Julie had her reasons. He had known her for many years and knew her character well.

bowed in gratitude to Dr.

Law Firm had already contracted her to represent them in a deal with Kieran. If she left, it would be a breach of contract.

her way to Simpo Co., she arranged to have lunch with Porter to discuss

punctual when it came to work, so no one at Simpo Co.

at the

asked, handing his coat

He scanned the room and, seeing no

Kieran called him back. “Any progress on the investigation

is, they’re keeping a low profile. But I’m sure

you can go

left the office, he called Julie. She picked up quickly. “Ms. Abraham, it’s time for

work.”

CEO’s office, Julie

said, “I don’t see you. Where in

for something? If not, please find me when Mr. Hernandez is ready to discuss the

up

call, then at the office, and relayed Julie’s words to

looked up at Karl. Tell her to come to my office. I want to

later, Julie appeared in the CEO’s office, proving

then placed some documents in front of him. “Defamation by the press occurs when the subject of a news report violates news regulations and other legal norms, intentionally fabricates facts or negligently reports them, disseminates illegal or false news to the public, thereby infringing

putting down his pen and resting his long

paused, then replied, “My teacher taught

teach you?”

was staring at his fingers, rhythmically tapping the table.

coffee, Kieran leaned back in his

walked out of the office. Not half a minute

the coffee?”

preferences better, and it’s her job anyway, so I asked her to prepare it for

subtly rejecting his orders.

Nice move!

with a smile. Before she could

from Kieran’s hand. As she was about to turn and leave,

closed the

the infringer should assume the corresponding legal responsibilities according to regulations. The civil law stipulates ten ways for the infringer to assume civil responsibilities” “Come here,” Kieran opened the