Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 506

Richard sneered, "Naturally, I have my own plans too."

Cyrus finally realized Richard had used him. Richard had intentionally allowed him to go abroad to find Sean, only to have him bring Sean back and then discard him.

"Dad, you'll regret this someday!" Cyrus snarled.

Richard didn't bother to look at him anymore. He glanced at Frank, who immediately ordered the guards to take Cyrus away.

Soon, Cyrus' furious shouting grew quieter until it completely disappeared.

Sean also tried to leave, but Richard's men held him back. His face paled as he looked at Richard with anger. "Mr. Sumner, what is the meaning of this?"

Richard sat down with a smile. "Dr. Merritt, don't worry. I can offer you double the benefits my son promised you. But the condition is that your hypnosis must be successful. If anything goes wrong-such as the patient turning into an idiot- you might find it very difficult to leave here."

Sean had come for the high treatment fee, so hearing Richard's offer to double the payment eased his

anxiety.

"I agree," he said.

"You're a smart man, Dr.

hand, and Frank promptly handed a

will pay the remaining amount in full

the check and seeing the amount on it, Sean's

can rest assured that the procedure will be a

"Good. If there are no issues, we'll schedule the procedure within the next few days. Now, let's

for Sean to be taken to a hotel, assigning a few people

were said to be protecting him, their real job was to prevent him from having any contact

morning, Damon received a call from the Sumner residence saying that Marie was ill and requesting his return as soon as he arrived at

lowered his gaze, his voice cold. "If she's sick, she should see a doctor. I'm not

Summer..." The maid on the other end of the line sounded helpless as she sighed. "It's obvious that your mother's illness is a matter of the heart. Ever since the argument between you and your father, she has been worried about how to mend your relationship

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that, he hung

at the stern-faced