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Chapter 559 His Trust!

“Just wait a moment. Isidra will wake up after a while.”

Cora tried to negotiate with them.

But her participation in Isidra’s first aid just now exhausted her.

In addition, she was still having a fever, and she was also groggy.

She didn’t confront the police for long before she fell weakly to the ground.

“You were fearless when you recklessly administered medication to the patient. Now, it’s late for you to be fearful only after causing her death.”

When the policemen saw Cora sitting on the ground, they thought that she had fallen from a guilty conscience.

Without hesitation, they immediately took out the handcuffs and put them on Cora’s wrists.

“You can’t take me away like this. I didn’t commit a crime. I was just fulfilling my duty of curing diseases and saving lives!”

Cora once wanted to wave away the police officer who wanted to handcuff her hands.

But she was dizzy and had no strength.

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end, she was handcuffed

moment, the live stream in

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by the police just now happened to be

on the live stream

congestion removal? How dare she say that? The vomited blood is as much as that

understand the principles of traditional medicine, so she prescribed medicine for the patient randomly. How could there be no accidents? In my

who risks others‘ lives for fame, should stay in prison for the rest of her

the scene where she was taken away by the police is a satisfying ending. It’s just a

had already been dragged out of the gate of the First Hospital

appearance of the police officers immediately attracted the attention of

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who parked the car not far away, couldn’t help but

Byron recognized the woman who was handcuffed and dragged

woman was Cora and suddenly became

banging on the car window and

no choice but to pick him up and quickly

the father and son arrived in front of Cora,

are you doing? Why did

the word “wife”

Cora. His little hands held

Of course, she is arrested,”

to kill someone.”