Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 508 Heart Condition

Saniogo glared at Missha and said, “You always act rashly whenever you see benefits. Didn’t you think about the problems of the land? How have you been managing the overseas company all this while?”

Was she out of her mind? If he could win the land, he would’ve joined the auction as well.

Since he had already known that it was a bad deal, why would he even bother participating in it?

It was understandable that Annie couldn’t see through the problems as she was still young and inexperienced, but how could Missha not realize it?

When Missha heard that, she suddenly thought of something, and didn’t continue talking about it.

Annie, on the other hand, was rather confused, but she was sure that there was something wrong.

Everleigh knew everything, but she wasn’t a fool. She would definitely not reveal the truth at that moment.

She didn’t want to look for more trouble for herself.

“Everleigh, it’s getting late now, why don’t you stay here for the night?” Saniogo suggested.

“I… ”

Missha added quickly, “Yeah, just spend the night here, and let your children come over after school tomorrow. I haven’t seen them yet.”

She was so focused on their conversation that she had forgotten that Everleigh had yet to go back home.

Everleigh chuckled lightly, “I don’t think I should stay here tonight, but I will definitely bring the kids over tomorrow. Someone had to replace my shift today, so I have to go back to the hospital.”

After hearing that, they didn’t insist on her staying anymore. When Alexander sent her back, she asked him, “What are you going to do about Annie? I can see that you don’t have feelings for her.”

“Everyone can see it, including you, except for Annie,” he looked ahead and sighed.

She raised her eyebrows slightly and joked, “How do you know she can’t see it?”

“So what if she can? If it wasn’t for the connection between the Jenkins family and the Lawson family, I wouldn’t have met Annie. She is a smart girl, but just a little bit slow, especially in terms of emotions,” he sighed helplessly. He had never liked Annie, but there was nothing he could do as she was from the Lawson family.

Hearing that, Everleigh said, “You have a woman in your heart, don’t you? Tell me, who is this smart and intelligent woman whom you have feelings for?”

had studied psychology before, so she could read

was sure that

that, a person appeared in his mind, but

that it was just his imagination running wild as he didn’t

he just wasn’t

hospital to visit Xavier. She heard from the nurse that there

on him, there wasn’t anything wrong. Just as she turned around and was about to leave, the beeping

heard it, she examined Xavier’s condition hurriedly, and found

call Dr. Harrison.

to the nurse and added, “Call Theodore

panicking. She was worried that an accident would happen, and she wouldn’t

mainly because she still wasn’t able to hold scalpels

everything?” Theodore rushed over

out about it when I was checking on him just

took a deep breath and answered in

his grandmother had a heart condition as

said to be a hereditary condition. For

still able to live to

been laying still on bed, it wouldn’t have been discovered. Is this considered a blessing in disguise for him?” Everleigh concluded as she smiled bitterly while looking at the door of the operating room. The operation was yet to

hidden one, was extremely dangerous. Who knew,

His legs were disabled forever, and it took him a long time to get

he had become

else wouldn’t have been able to bear the pain and suffering as

two of them then sat on a

for the operation

was finally turned off. Maxwell and Christopher walked out, and Everleigh went

occur anytime. I’ve used your new medicine, and the

nodded. “I will monitor his condition

about? It’s our duty as doctors to save lives, have you

I should express my gratitude to you,” she said, then glanced at Theodore. He was a proud person, so he

to say thank you on his

so, she was also saving

to settle problems, don’t you? But it’s such a pity that you don’t