My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 32

That was why when Susan approached her, Lily agreed without hesitation to come to Lagersfield

Upon her arrival, she used her hacking skills to investigate the entry and exit records of all personnel at the particular bureau for the past two decades. Strangely, she found no record of her father ever entering the premises.

Her father seemed to have never existed in this world.

She couldn’t believe that a living person could just vanish without a trace. Despite her grandmother’s disapproval, she was determined to get to the bottom of this mystery.

Lily accompanied Belinda for a while, gently tacking the blanket around her before leaving the ward.

Meanwhile, Loid headed to the doctor’s office

Belinda’s doctor had just finished surgery, but when he heard Loid was waiting, he rushed over without a moment’s pause.

Barrett stood beside Lold with a

casually in the chair, his gaze so intense that Winston couldn’t meet his

head and said politely, “Sit down, Don’t

Winston’s face was covered in sweat. He

back in his chair, his long fingers tapping rhythmically on the

taken aback. Belinda Hutchinson? Wasn’t she

with anxiety. “Apologies, Mr. Laurier. Belinda’s condition is quite unique, and we haven’t yet developed.

chilling air emanated from him

spine.

poison, but we haven’t been able to identify it yet. For

wonder Elly sent her grandmother to this hospital in the city center,” Shaun mused, stroking his chin.

as he looked at Lold. “But her pills can suppress the poison, right? Why does she still need the

Lily

skills, suppressing the poison shouldn’t be an issue. Yet, she was still shelling out a fortune for the research

contemplation. After a moment, he looked up and said, “This

presence. His intense gaze focused sharply, narrowing with purpose. “Has anyone else used the special antidote?” Winston shook his head. “Not yet. It’s extremely expensive, and most people can’t afford it,” he

addressed Winston, “Alright, thank you for your

aback by Loid’s unexpected appreciation. “You’re welcome, Mr. Laurier. It’s my duty,”

rare, and the Medical Research Institute only provides a small amount each

casually into his pockets. “Just focus on treating the patients wholeheartedly, I’ll provide