The Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 2258“Yes. Jessie Blueman always acted as if she was above us, nurses. She didn‘t want to spend time with us but was pretty close with the doctors from the Surgery Department.” 

Leonardo squinted in thought. The nurse didn‘t seem to think highly of Jessie. 

“Do you know why she resigned?” 

The nurse laughed. “Because of Dr. Jeffordson. She‘s his ex, and they were together for half a year. I heard him say that he bought a house in the center of Asperia so that they could get married, but Jessie was pregnant. She said that the child was his, but we all knew that he had been on the night shift for the entire month and didn‘t have time to see her. It was impossible that the child was his. 

“After Dr. Jeffordson found out about that, they had a huge fight, and then she quit. I guess she was feeling guilty.” 

Leonardo frowned. “Were there any problems with her other patients?” 

The nurse replied, “There weren‘t any issues with her sessions. Lots of people sought therapy from her. By the way, most of her clients are ladies, mostly housewives with depression.” 

Another nurse remembered something and said, “I heard that one of them is from Bassburgh, in her 40s. Her husband is in the F&B industry and is quite well off. She suspected that her husband was having an affair, so her mental state wasn‘t the best. She visited Jessie a lot of times and was pretty close to her. She would tip her a few hundred dollars every time.” 

you know her name?”

name, but I‘ve heard Jessie call her

stopped asking questions and left the hospital. After he got in the car, he thought about what the nurses had said. Jessie had left the hospital

that Jessie was pregnant,

a year. That seemed to indicate that she had had an abortion. And Mrs. George. Why did that sound familiar? He had heard of that name before.

in the Citizen Park...

with her friends and was resting on a bench while waiting for Cameron to return.

and handed her a cone. She

“Is your mom not back yet?” Deedee paused, then replied, “She‘s not my mom. She‘s my

his head in embarrassment. “Oh, she‘s your friend? I thought she was

up, and said to Deedee. “My butler is here, so I have to go. Let‘s play again next time.” Deedee nodded. Connor walked to the older man, held his hand, and walked away. The evening the sun shone on the grass while the park, which was filled

bleeding while she

again. “Are you

shocked by her ferocity. Her face was