The Heartbreak Prescription by Glazed Snow

Chapter 470

Wendy raised her delicate eyebrows. "Mr. Hawk, Jessica What a coincidence, running into you here"

"I can imagine you didn't want to run into us. You're probably afraid we'll find out about the nasty things you're doing," Jessica shot back, her valce dripping with sarcasin

As the boss of Noval Health, Wendy had a lot of influence. When Terence heard someone Insulting her, he Immediately stepped in. “Ms. Jessica, why do you have to speak so rudely?"

"Dr. Binder, why are you protecting her so much Does your wife know you're having dinner with her?"

Terence shot back, "1"

Wendy waved her hand, signaling Terence to step back.

Terence obediently moved aside.

looked at Jessica with a smirk, amusement dancing her eyes. "It sounds like you're implying something What are you trying to say? Are you accusing me of having

a prestigious reputation. Dr. Binder,

stare at her, his face a mix of

line? Isn't Mr. Samuel enough for you? Why are you out here trying to seduce

knew Jessica had misunderstood the situation, but she wasn't surprised. She smiled, her lips curving into a teasing grin. "Some people are so filthy, they

her hands clenched

moment, Stanley stepped forward, his voice cutting

pleading look. "Did you see that? Wendy

face. "You and Dr. Binder had dinner

hesitation. "Yes, so what? Is there some law that says I can't have dinner with him?" Stanley felt a strange unease, as though there was something: Wendy and Terence were hiding

of NovaHealth. Of course, we were talking about medical topics." Terence nodded in agreement. "Exactly. I've long admired Dr. Ceylan's work, and tonight, I invited her to dinner." Terence turned to Jessica with a smug smile. "I'd advise you not to get too upset, Ms. Jessica. Your heart condition has been worsening, and if Dr. Ceylan doesn't intervene, no one else will be able to treat you. If I were you, I'd

slap in the face, draining the color from her face in

her expression void of sympathy. She didn't

graves.

realized that, on her own, Wendy wouldn't treat her so she had no choice but to rely on