Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 150: Realizing It's Another Lie

Selena was in a daze, not sure what he was talking about for a moment. Raymond, impatient, saw her phone slip from her hand and picked it up. However, her phone was password-protected and required fingerprint unlocking. He grabbed Selena's hand and used her fingerprint to unlock the phone, then scrolled through her contacts.

Her contact list was extensive, and this was her work phone, so Raymond was unaware that she had two phones. He searched through the contact list but couldn't find anyone labeled as "husband." His brow furrowed as he suspiciously glanced at her. Her contact list seemed clean, with company remarks for client contacts. He scrolled down and indeed didn't find any mention of a husband. However, he noticed his own phone number with the note "Mr. Montague." Real and straightforward.

Oddly, he felt stifled and irritated. He briefly flipped through the messages but found nothing. It was strange for a married woman not to have her husband's phone number stored. He instructed John to drive to the hospital since he had done everything he could. The hospital would surely have a solution.

in her palms than voluntarily lean towards Raymond again. Her hands clenched tightly, her teeth biting her lip, her eyes filled with struggle, and sweat forming on her

didn't look at him, focusing on the fact that

as they emerged from the lobby. James was in the late stage of liver cancer and shouldn't have been discharged at this time, especially not at this particular moment. He hadn't even bothered to give her a phone call. Standing in front of James were Alice and Nick, assisting him on either side, the picture of filial piety. Selena blinked her eyes, thinking it was just her poor mental state, that she must have been mistaken. However, as the car approached,

informed her. If someone else had

into her thoughts. She had just felt feverish a moment ago, but now she felt cold. Raymond also noticed the group at the entrance and raised an eyebrow. He had never paid much attention to that woman, and seeing James didn't affect him in the slightest. He hadn't thought of going

but he saw her straighten up, staring fixedly at the