The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 228

On top of that, when Rosalie arrived at the hospital, there was already someone waiting to receive her. Basically, all she needed to do was follow the nurse.

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So, Rosalie followed the nurse to draw blood, take X-rays, and undergo a B-scan ultrasound examination, among other things. As for Jonathan, he waited for Rosalie in the VIP lounge of the physical examination center.

Be that as it might, when Rosalie followed the nurse around to do those tests, she saw long queues at the entrance of the majority of the departments.

According to the nurse, the physical examination was packed because there were some examinations going on for certain other organizations.

Just as Rosalie followed the nurse to the place where B-scans were carried out, a long queue was again observed at the door of several examination rooms. The nurse led Rosalie toward one room without any queue at all at the door.

“Rosie!” A voice could be heard calling out to Rosalie all of a sudden.

As soon as Rosalie turned around, she glimpsed Elodia standing in the queue at the side and shouting at her.

Rosalie was stunned, for she was not expecting to see Elodia there. “Elodia’s also here for a test? This means…” was her thought. She then took a gander at Elodia’s line, and much to her anticipation, she caught sight of some familiar faces of her own ex-colleagues from the law firm.

It seemed too much of a coincidence that the law firm where she used to work was also doing physical examinations at the same place on the same day.

Elodia exchanged some words with the people next to her gang before walking out of the line and quickly approaching Rosalie. “I really didn’t expect to see you here. Did you come here to deliver takeout?”

“No, I’m here for a physical examination,” replied Rosalie.

“Physical examination, you say?” Elodia scrutinized Rosalie. The dress Rosalie wore that day was indeed different from the other two times she was there for takeaway deliveries. If anything, she looked much more beautiful. “Fair enough. Besides, you haven’t had any physical examination after being freed from prison, right? You could really use one now.”

to be sorry for Rosalie and continued with a regretful tone, “There are so many people queuing up today. I wanted to let you cut in at my line, which can save you some time. In hindsight, though, I thought it’d be unfair for those who were lining up behind me. I’m so

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Elodia truly feel sorry for her, there was no need for that woman to spell it out

response.

room first? The doctor’s already waiting.” “All right.” Rosalie gave the answer and followed the nurse into

had asked around the reason no one was queuing up in front of that B-scan room. At that time, some hospital staff claimed that they would not carry out tests for ordinary people in that room.

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colleague who was also queuing up beside her said, “Was she our ex-senior who was once behind bars you mentioned before, Ms. Cresent? Is she also here for a physical examination today? Why didn’t she queue up at the back

me.” Elodia

of prison, Ms. Cresent?” the colleague asked curiously, for she

from the shop where she works again. Consider it a kind gesture to help their business grow.” Elodia might

play Rosalie for a fool because the latter had always stolen the limelight from her back in the

She would have those people in the law firm witness what the pride

to realize what short-sighted fools they

could she vanquish the unquelled wrath within, or

the colleague who was talking to Elodia asked the nurse, “Excuse me, before this, the staff told us this B-scan room won’t be conducting

inside. What’s going on?”

the client of our hospital’s VIP physical examination,”

fleeting moment before putting forward another

while the more expensive ones range about tens of thousands of dollars. If you want to know more,

colleague looked surprised and then turned to Elodia, who wore an astonished mien

Even the cheapest physical examination would cost a few thousand dollars. It was not something affordable for the common folks, in a