Chapter 236

Outside the ICU, Julie watched as Kyle walked up to Sansa, gently taking her hand, but whatever he was saying to Sansa was beyond her view.

After all, Julie was no Dylan, and couldn’t read a man’s emotions from his back.

She tumed her gaze to Kyle’s assistant, Lisa.

“Miss.”

“Please, just call me Lisa.” Lisa politely smiled, not missing a beat.

Julie casually asked Lisa, “You’ve been in this line of work for a while? Been with Mr. Kyle for many years?”

“Yes.” Lisa answered the question succinctly, not revealing any specific years. Clearly, she was on guard with Julie.

“I think Mr. Kyle has changed a lot.” Julie mused more to herself than to Lisa. She continued softly, looking at Kyle’s back, “The day my sister was diagnosed as being in a vegetative state, I tried to contact Mr. Kyle. But he told me not long ago that he hasn’t used that email since he and my sister broke up. Lisa, do you have someone you fancy?”

This shift in topic caught Lisa off guard. She replied, “My personal life is quite ordinary, you probably wouldn’t be interested.”

This woman was really clever, her responses were so precise, leaving no room for rebuttal.

“You don’t have a foreign accent at all.” Julie said, smiling.

Lisa looked like a local so she didn’t understand why Julie would suspect she was foreign. In reality, she was, having grown up overseas.

All she could think was that Julie had really good hearing. She spoke better than some locals, but Julie still noticed it.

“How did you know I was foreign?” Lisa asked.

Julie laughed, “So, I was right.”

Lisa was speechless.

Inside the hospital room, Kyle stood up and walked out. His face looked off, there were no obvious emotional fluctuations, but his presence seemed to make the atmosphere colder.

“What did the doctor say?” Kyle asked Julie, “Did the doctor say there’s a good chance she’ll wake up?”

As Kyle asked this, Julie’s mind started racing. In the end, she didn’t tell him the whole truth, instead she told Kyle, “The doctor said there’s almost zero chance she’ll wake up. He told me not to get my hopes up.”

to catch a hint of his feelings. But even with her

his control of his emotions was too good, or

take Julie

want to stay with Sansa a bit

nodded and left with

the ICU, she remained as if

to find Dr. Brice.

on his desk, he was opening the packaging.

were eating, you go

to leave, “Didn’t you see I got two meals? You haven’t eaten yet, right? Come on, let’s

she heard Dr.

Julie was speechless.

picked up her utensils, feeling it was inappropriate to ask about Sansa’s condition

Mr. Kyle

CEO of

see.” Dr. Brice picked up the cutlery, commenting,

do you

of S&J International Law Firm is in Britain, right? I remember they have branches all over the country. My dad needed his help before, I heard my dad talking about him. He said that the younger generation is more outstanding than theirs. The president of S&J International Law Firm is a tough guy, quick and precise, not easy to deal with. How did Sansa meet him?” Dr. Brice asked casually.

Dr. Brice mentioning that his father was a mayor, so it’s not

realized that she really didn’t know

not really sure about my sister’s affairs.” Julie told Dr. Brice, “But when he asked

could finish, a nurse rushed to the office door, shouting, “Dr. Brice,

Walk steadily, talk steadily, where did your training go?” Dr. Brice started scolding the new

patient in room -24, her

24, that’s Sansa!

put down his utensils

anxiously watch through the

resuscitation measures, Sansa’s heart rate finally stabilized. Time and again, Sansa

looking somewhat exhausted. He lightly patted Julie’s shoulder, “Don’t worry, she’s

“What just happened?”

I don’t know what

some time of treatment, she was diagnosed as being in a vegetative state. At that time, Dr. Brice wasn’t Sansa’s primary doctor. The doctor who was, had said that Sansa’s condition was severe. She wasn’t conscious, couldn’t hear

Julie believe that it had something to do with

expectantly looked at Dr.

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