To Be Yours Again by Taylor

Chapter 86 Passing the Torch

The news of the Lawrences’ bankruptcy and the acquisition of Lawrence Solutions by another company quickly spread throughout Parrington, shocking many people. Were the Lawrences, who had a close relationship with Alec, going down just like that?

While everyone was shocked, they were more curious about the reason behind it. Some claimed that the Lawrences had offended someone, and others claimed that it was Alec who they had offended. In any case, there were all sorts of rumors.

As soon as it was disclosed that the Mayflower Group, which Gilbert owned, had acquired Lawrence Solutions, more rumors began to brew.

As all of this unfolded, Jenny calmly watched the news report. To begin with, the Lawrences had many weak spots. Given the information she had passed to Gilbert, it would be a miracle if they didn’t go bankrupt. However, she didn’t expect her brother to act so swiftly. She thought it would take some time, at least.

Before she could give it more thought, Morgan knocked on her door and entered. “Dr. Walter, the operating room is ready.”

“Okay, I’ll head there right away.” With a nod, Jenny rose to her feet and walked out of the office.

Trailing behind her, Morgan chatted happily, “Since you joined our hospital, the number of neurosurgery operations has increased dramatically. I heard from the director that many patients from other states are coming here because of you.”

bottom of her heart and even dreamt of becoming

lives.” Jenny didn’t care much for fame, so she couldn’t understand why Morgan was so

most important thing.” Morgan nodded in agreement.

garments, she saw Morgan still standing there. Wondering why she hadn’t left yet, she asked,

to…” She hesitated as if she was afraid to speak.

Jenny turned

“Can I go in to observe the surgery? I promise I won’t

something important. With

students did. In fact, she thought Morgan had been observing other

he’s afraid it might upset you,” Morgan said in a small voice.

the neurosurgery department at Parrington Hospital, but she was not in charge of the interns, so she had the right to refuse interns or trainee doctors from following her.

situation. “It’s alright, just come on