Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 424 Everything Will Be Fine

When Theodore returned, Benedict's heart was full of regret. If he had known something like that would happen, he wouldn't have agreed to Theodore's request.

If he didn't agree to it, the incident wouldn't have happened as well. The hospital's reputation was on the line.

Looking at how domineering Theodore was, Everleigh became much more calm. Whenever she was in trouble, she really wanted to have a man she could rely on. Now, she finally knew who that man was. It was Theodore. He walked over to Benedict and said, "I'll talk to the family members of the deceased and get their permission to carry out an autopsy. Mr. Lawson, I believe that you'll be willing to cooperate with me, right?" Benedict nodded after listening to his suggestion. Now that the incident had already happened, his only choice was to cooperate with him.

"Sure. The body will be kept in the morgue."

"Thank you, Mr. Lawson," Theodore said coldly. Then, his deep gaze fell on Everleigh. "I have to go back to the company. You can take a rest for a few days, so those reporters won't be pestering you." She nodded. She agreed with him; news reporters were really irritating.

Plus, it wasn't really appropriate for her to work both at the hospital and in the company during controversial times.

"I'll go now. I'll give you a call if anything happens," Theodore spoke in a deep voice.

"Okay."

After he had left, she said to Benedict, "Mr. Lawson, I just got here from the company. I've checked the medicine's formula. There's no problem with it at all."

"The problem now is that the volunteer has died. We need to give the public a proper explanation," he responded.

"I understand, but Mr. Lawson, can you please tell me, who released the news about the patient's death?"

He was a little stunned. "I'm not sure about that. The nurses told me that a bunch of reporters were waiting outside. They were also the ones who informed me about the patient's death."

She looked over at Maxwell and Stainley. Both of them shook their heads, indicating that they had no idea as well.

She lowered her head. Just like what Theodore had said, the whole incident wasn't as simple as it seemed.

Perhaps, someone did it on purpose.

"Mr. Lawson, I guess I should leave now. Do inform me if there's any news."

Seeing her serious face, Benedict didn't

the bottom of the matter. Since Theodore had said that he would provide

Alastair and Adrienne were sitting on the sofa. It

family's home. "Mommy, you're back!" Adrienne said in her cute voice, but she sounded a little worried. Everleigh sensed it and

son who was sitting aside. He seemed expressionless, but there

and take a break, isn't it great that I can spend more time with the both of you?" Everleigh coaxed her. She felt touched that her children cared about her

her feel that she at least had her children by her side during hard

to Alastair and said, "I

really speechless. Why was she still

didn't know how to

know what

catch every twist and turn.

Daddy in trouble?" Adrienne turned around and

get through it. After all,

Adrienne could understand her

him a lot about business, including cases like that. He wasn't worried that Theodore wouldn't be able to solve it; he just felt that it would take a bit of time.

night. Everleigh was sitting on her bed inside her room when Abraham came in. "Don't you have anything to tell me about the news on the

take care of it. There's nothing I should worry about." She continued reading

weren't any updates so

that was why he decided to talk to

long

and turned over to look at Abraham who was filled with concern. "Dad, I know. The factory has temporarily stopped production. The manager just informed me that government officials are inspecting the medicine. I developed

good for you to have such confidence." He reached his hand out and patted her head. It had

chuckled and said nothing

predicted that something bad would happen. Everleigh looked at the sky

and saw that there were no missed calls, she felt even more uncomfortable. She didn't

while,

a hoarse