Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 425 Here Comes the Troublemakers

Theodore's eyes dimmed a little. Ever since Everleigh got together with him, she had never lived through a day comfortably, and now, things got even worse. He had almost ruined her reputation as a doctor.

"Just focus on the investigation, I'll be fine." Her gentle and comforting voice echoed in his ears.

She knew what was in his mind.

Sometimes, when two people were together, they could still read each other's thoughts without saying much.

They were the best example.

She rested at home for the whole day. In the evening, it began to rain. Looking at the misty sky, she felt really uneasy.

Adrienne and Alastair seemed to have sensed her discomfort, so they didn't dare to speak.

Abraham who was sitting on the sofa said, "Are you worried that something bad might happen?"

"There's this bad feeling in my heart, I just can't get rid of it," she said with a dull face. For the whole day, she hadn't received a text from Theodore.

She was really worried.

The matter was rather serious. It would be great if it could be settled privately, but if things got out of hand, it would be really troublesome.

The night gradually fell, and the message she had sent to Theodore was like a rock sinking into the sea. There wasn't any reply at all.

She couldn't rest well for the whole night. Instead, she listened to the pitter-patter of the rain outside. Her heart was trembling like the raindrops dripping on the roof, and the uneasiness in her heart was getting really strong. Her eyelids were twitching the entire time.

It wasn't until dawn that she could finally close her eyes and sleep.

When she woke up, it was already past eight o'clock. She felt a little hungry and went downstairs. Before she walked down the stairs, she saw Abraham resting on the sofa, watching the news on the television. The news reported that a group of people were protesting outside Theodore's company. They were the family members of the deceased.

sounds were constantly coming out from the TV, "Give me back my son's life! He was still so

of them were even holding banners at

swarming forward, trying to capture the expression of

on the stairs railing and clenched

a cup of tea and

turned around as he heard her name. He glanced at Everleigh

eyes stared straight at the TV without even

a true leader. His deep gaze was ice-cold as he looked at the old

taking a bunch of photos, but none of them dared to

floor. He sneered, "When your late son volunteered to participate in the trial, he signed an agreement with

show it to us? Do you really think

you don't want the money, you just want your son back, right?" "I..." The old woman

person had died. Now that the incident had become a big deal, even

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mouth curled into a smirk. "Madam, feel free to sue me, but if you dare slander me, I won't let you go so easily. Since all the reporters are here today, let me make an announcement. I'll be holding a press conference in three days to explain everything in detail. As for you, I

eyes swept through every single person that was present, he turned

follow him in to ask more questions,

continued crying badly. No one knew if they were crying because of the volunteer, or because of the money. Abraham grabbed the remote control on the table and turned off the TV. He then looked over at Everleigh and asked, "What

was something odd with that woman. Especially after Theodore mentioned that he wouldn't give her the money, the old lady was just startled and didn't seem to be agitated at all. Logically

said, "It seems that you've

has previously given me. A few of them are about psychology." She breathed a slight sigh of relief, and a faintly noticeable smile appeared on her

old lady was the

today is quite nice. Why don't you go out for a walk?" He looked at the clear blue sky; chirping sounds

exceptionally blue after the rain, and

she should really go out for a stroll. She went upstairs,

hand, was enjoying his tea at home,

going to the