The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 86

Mirabella gave a quick report to the nurse on duty at the station and left the hospital in a hurry. Despite her grandmother’s sudden illness, there was a sigh of relief knowing that her grandma was admitted to the hospital in time and had her medication on hand. There was little worry about complications.

However, as Mirabella stepped out of the hospital, her eyes inadvertently caught a somewhat familiar figure. She paused mid–stride, her mind quickly placing the person. Wasn’t that Collins, Leo’s agent? She had just seen him yesterday and his image was fairly fresh in her mind.

She squinted, scanning the crowd once more, but there was no sign of Leo.

Seeing an agent at the hospital didn’t necessarily mean that Leo would be there as well, especially since Leo had mentioned flying out to a neighboring state to shoot a music video that day. Leo was likely airborne at the moment.

With a shake of her head, Mirabella let go of her curiosity and continued on her way out.

a baseball cap pulled down low. Collins approached him with a document in hand.

on the sheet Collins was holding. He

much courage it took for Leo to come to the hospital and gave him a reassuring pat on the shoulder. “You never know,

wry

entered the director’s office, where they were met by the

After a brief examination, the director removed his glasses, his expression tinged with regret. “The spinal damage is severe. It will take years to recover, if at all–and that’s secondary. The main concern is the damage to the spinal cord nerves. That complicates things

paralysis. According to Mr. Davis‘ report, the damage is moderate. Conservative treatment is the only option, and there’s no guarantee of full recovery. Even if

fists clenched at his sides. Despite having heard similar verdicts before, each one felt

meeting because the hospital was renowned for its neurology department, and he had hoped for more than the same disappointing answers they’d