The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 48

“Exactly!”

“Of the many shameless people that I’ve seen before, I’ve never seen someone this shameless!”

“Miss Summers is a beautiful woman, and he needs to look in the mirror and understand how unattractive he looks. How can someone like him be worthy of her?”

“I wonder where he got all his confidence!”

The other two patients in the ward were amused by Bowden’s brazenness and voiced their support for Lily.

Bowden threw a fit. “I’ve already laid out the conditions, Aunt Serena. If you don’t agree, then you need to pay up the seven thousand dollars immediately or I’ll call the police! Don’t blame me then if the police arrest you for making off without payment!”

“But…”

Serena and her two children were speechless. Forking out 700 dollars was difficult enough, what more than 7,000 dollars?

Where were they going to get so much money?

For a moment, the three of them were in so much despair that they did not know what to do next.

“It’s just seven thousand, right? I’ll help you pay for it!” Leon said coldly.

savior again?” Bowden’s

was only because Leon exposed his use of common herbs in Serena’s medication that forced him to turn against Serena’s

he successfully cornered Serena’s family into submission, he did not expect Leon to come to their rescue

imagine how much hatred he had toward

Wolf. We appreciate your kindness. We don’t even know how we’re going to repay you after you cured my mother’s illness, and we really can’t accept your offer to pay for

you. You can always pay

“But…”

Lily was still hesitant.

later. If I’m ever

it if you help me,” Leon

“Okay. Thank you.”

was all tingly and her vision was blurred from the tears. Words were no longer enough to express how touched she

since she met Leon, he helped her over and over again without asking for anything in return.

swore to herself that she would find a way to repay his kindness, even if it meant having to risk life and limb to do

footsteps sounded, and the nurse who

ward with a confused look. “Doctor Suffield, didn’t you say

is all just a misunderstanding. The patient’s disease has been

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“Discharged?”

owe me more than seven thousand dollars in medical fees. They