The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 1691

Byran quirked an eyebrow. “Did we just overhear Sophia talking to the doctor about something called seed extraction? With my sister and Theo alone together, could it be…?”

Ida, having overheard Sophia’s conversation with the white-coated man, had already guessed what was going on. Now, her only concern was for her safety. “Mr. Howard, what do you think we should do?”

Dr. Tam unlocked the door to the special examination room, revealing a dimly lit interior with the curtains drawn.

On the screen, a blush-inducing movie was being projected, with the male and female leads each making sounds that were unfit for polite company.

Upon entering and seeing this, Sophia immediately wore an expression of discomfort. With wrinkled brows, she scanned the room for Marcus, but he was nowhere to be found.

“Dr. Tam, what’s going on? Where’s my husband? Didn’t you say a nurse was accompanying him here? Where is she? Why is no one here?”

Dr. Tam was equally puzzled. “Um… I’m not sure what’s happened. The door was locked, so there should be someone inside.”

became impatient. “Dr. Tam, what kind of operation are you running here?! I trusted you with my husband, and you lost him! Could it be that your nurse ran off

was visibly uncomfortable. “Impossible! What would she gain from running away with your husband? She’d be breaking the law! Ms. Sophia, please calm down and give me a

out his phone to make the call, only to be met with an automated message indicating that the other party’s phone was switched off.

Off?,

earth was going

feeling a sense of

his phone without uttering a word,

Dr. Tam replied, “Ms. Sophia,

hidden my husband?! This is outrageous! Wait,

her panic, Sophia pulled out her phone

He was afraid that this incident would affect his job. “Ms. Sophia, please wait. Your husband can’t have disappeared.”

proceeded to dial the number. However, just

from the other end of the line. “Hello, this is

a man sitting quietly in a wheelchair. The corner curtain was fluttering in the wind, so perhaps it had obscured him