The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 736 Presenting Lucas With a Gift

Archie couldn’t believe it. “Tell the truth. Sandalwood Hospital is very reputable.”

“I am telling the truth.” Eloise’s eyes were fixed in Ezra’s direction as her voice trembled. She was afraid that those children might also start leaning on her shoulders.

Archie looked at Wynter. “But Sandalwood Hospital..”

“Just because it’s reputable doesn’t mean there aren’t corrupt doctors inside,” Wynter said calmly, not dwelling too much on this issue. After all, there was the Gibson family back in Southdale

Moreover, while one might lie when facing another person, they couldn’t bring themselves to do so when

confronted with their inner fears.

Wynter leaned closer to Eloise while propping her hands on the table.

“Did they only provide birth certificates for you, or did they do something else? When these babies disappeared from the hospital, didn’t their parents seek help?”

“Some parents did, some didn’t.” Eloise said as her hands trembled. “It depends on the situation.

“If the parents are from a small place and their health is already poor, the hospital simply tells them that the baby was born premature and didn’t survive.

sold their children. They

There are all kinds of

turned icy. certificates for the

that. They could also i kidnapped children so that

stiffened before nodding.

was filled with shock and anger. “How could they do such a

top hospital in our city!”

Eloise said while shrinking her neck. “We only moved onto Sandalwood after Southdale’s

answer for

were people above the few who were caught behind

needed to present Lucas with a significant

made

Lucas, his achievements in Southdale were both

but also developed the tourism sector

establishing supply channels for agricultural goods and enabling agricultural–based live

the local hospitals had undergone significant changes.

medicine, excessive medication, and cumbersome examinations vanished. Recently, graduated

he was waiting to be transferred back to