Chapter 174 They Were Childhood Sweethearts Who Grew Up Together

It was clear that Zoe was displeased with Matthew’s lack of care for his own health.

There was even a hint of blame in her tone.

Aurelia silently sipped her water as she listened on.

Upon hearing the mention of insomnia, Gordon instantly shifted his gaze toward Aurelia, Matthew’s recent sleep issues had significantly improved, all thanks to Aurelia.

It seemed as if Matthew had never told Zoe about this.

For reasons unknown, he felt as though Zoe’s arrival had somehow driven a wedge between Aurelia and Matthew, creating a huge rift between them.

After Zoe spoke some more, she appeared somewhat weary. Seeing this, Matthew escorted Zoe back to her hospital ward, while Gordon sa behind to take care of Aurelia.

“Um… Ms. Souza and Matthew grew up together when they were young, and also…”

Gordon felt it was necessary to clarify the relationship between Zoe and Matthew, to prevent any misunderstandings from arising with Aurelia.

From the introduction given by Gordon, Aurelia came to understand the relationship between

the two.

Zoe was the daughter of Matthew’s housekeeper.

Following an unforeseen incident, Zoe’s mother sacrificed her life to protect Matthew. From that day forward, Matthew took responsibility for everything in Zoe’s life.

Three years ago, Zoe moved to Kenfort to attend university, expressing her fondness for this. romantic city.

A few days ago, due to feeling unwell, she was admitted to the hospital. The diagnosis revealed some heart issues, and surgery was needed within the next couple of days. That was why Matthew had to rush over from Jacaster.

Gordon particularly emphasized that the relationship between the two was akin to siblings, and that Matthew took care of Zoe as if she was his sister.

After the death of Zoe’s mother years ago, Mabel had sought out Zoe’s other family members. However, none of them wanted an extra burden, so Mabel took it upon herself to raise Zoe.

Upon hearing this, having understood the whole story, Aurelia chuckled and said. “I see.”

“Therefore, Mr. Quigley is concerned about Ms. Souza’s health. The surgery is likely scheduled. for tomorrow,” Gordon added.

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water, she felt as if she was back at full health. “Gordon, could you do me a favor and find out

case of gastroenteritis, so she figured there

intensive care

ask the doctor,”

the only one remaining

the bathroom to freshen up.

the bathroom, she saw

so soon?

me ask the doctor about my condition. I’d like to be discharged if there are no complications.” Aurelia said with a faint

how Aurelia appeared rather distant. Matthew asked, “I didn’t tell you

me, so I’m aware of your relationship with Zoe,” Aurelia

but soon nodded in agreement. “All right, then. You should return to the hotel and rest for

tomorrow. You and Gordon should stay with her at

just met Zoe today, so she figured Zoe would probably feel uncomfortable if she were to be present for the surgery tomorrow.

an intense gaze, but he didn’t notice anything odd about her.

“All right, then.”

“I just spoke with the doctor. You’re cleared to be discharged. He prescribed a few medications, which I’ve already

Aurelia left the hospital and

back to the hotel for some rest. However, Zoe suddenly called,

took roughly twenty minutes to

the hospital.

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laid down on

pulled out her phone and casually chatted

remained silent for the next two

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belatedly realized that something seemed off with Nancy’s situation.

tender moment with Justin, he would have given

her phone with the message: Who would’ve

crying emoji at the end of

a minute, Nancy had called

having such poor health. You used to eat and drink with me every day without any issues. I’ve never seen you have a stomachache before. How come you’ve got gastroenteritis after

She was clearly a manipulative woman. But you had just returned to the Leedon family and wanted to get along with them,

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