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

Chapter 397

Geo fished out his phone from his pocket, surprised to see that Nick was calling him. He quickly answered the call.

“Nick, what’s up? You never call out of the blue,” Leo said, curious and a bit amused.

Across the table, Emmitt looked up from his plate of a half–eaten burger and fries, his gaze shifting to Leo.

Nick, gripping his phone, sat hunched over his laptop, his eyes scanning an article on the latest news. “I just caught wind of the buzz online,” he mentioned casually.

Realization dawned on Leo. “Oh, that. It’s all water under the bridge now, Nick. No need to sweat it.”

“Be more careful next time,” Nick replied, his tone light. Though his face was still a shade too pale, he looked markedly healthier than before.

“Yeah, I got it,” Leo acknowledged with a nod.

Something seemed to click in Nick’s mind, prompting him to rise from his chair and push open the balcony door to step outside. “By the way, how are you feeling? Did you get a check–up recently? How’s the recovery going?”

Leo hadn’t shared the details of his health with Emmitt, so he responded vaguely. “I’m back to a hundred percent now.”

advised, “Even if you’re feeling better, try to avoid any rough sports for a

his nose, a signature gesture when he was about to reveal something. “What I mean, Nick,

the phone tightened. “What do

Leo walked over to the floor–to–ceiling window, lowering his voice slightly. “Mirabella hooked me up with this remedy, and after taking it, I was

from Mirabella?” Nick

it’s a long story. I’m grabbing a bite with Emmitt right now. Do you want to say hi

need. You two enjoy your meal. Send Emmitt my regards,” Nick said, his voice calm and

his nose again and

you to it,” Nick said before hanging up.

the table. “That

nodded silently, his appetite waning as he picked

fork.

quiet, they didn’t linger for chitchat. Once they called the waiter over to settle the bill, they left the private dining

out of the restaurant, Leo retrieved his car keys

filled with genuine concern. “Take