Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 161 You Must Leave My Son

At this point, Melinda knew those words by heart!

She set her cutlery down and wiped her lips too. “Go on. I’m listening”

“As long as you’re willing to give up your position as Mrs. Fox, I’m willing to accept further treatment from you. If you don’t, then even if you manage to create the right medication for me, I’ll refuse to apply it! I won’t let you try to take credit for this in front of my son and gain my son’s gratitude!”

Stanley’s greatest wish was for his mother to be well again, and Melinda had promised to help him.

“Don’t tell me that Stanley won’t allow it. I’m telling you to take the initiative and leave! Find a way to do it Jennifer wanted nothing more than for Melinda to vanish right this instant.

“Alright. I’ll do it” To Jennifer’s surprise, Melinda agreed without even a moment of hesitation.

A thought occurred to her at once. “Has Stanley given you money?”

Melinda met Jennifer’s gaze.

leave? Why else would you agree to leave just because I told you to?” Jennifer eyed Melinda. “You and I aren’t related

Melinda could respond, Jennifer chuckled mockingly and said, ‘Don’t tell me you’ve fallen in love with him. How long has

ever. “Either way, Stanley’s biggest hope is to see

try to appeal to my emotions!” Jennifer’s eyes flashed with scorn and derision. “You

I will.” Melinda repeated. “I’ll leave him if you agree to accept

once more, and Jennifer seemed like she

owe each other. anything Jennifer stood up. She had everything all thought

were Melinda’s sore spot, but she showed no emotion

mother, she wasn’t going to hand her

by herself for the past six years, she could still do so for the years to come. The hardest days were over now, and she had the financial means to raise

now was not the time to negotiate. Melinda’s goal was

treatment.

earnestly. I’m fine with all your

so

the only one who knew that if the treatment were to be delayed much longer, they would miss the optimum window to revive Jennifer’s dormant skin. I’ll just think of her as a patient or a petulant child who needs