When She Stops Playing Nice

Chapter 206

Chapter 206
Olivia was frozen in disbelief.
She thought, ‘Could it be true that Gina didn’t want me dead? How could that be?
e not going to die just yet. You still owe me that money, and it’s time to settle the
Then, she heard Gina’s serene voice. “You’re not debt.”
Olivia was shattered, her anger leaving her speechless. “You…
Gina offered Olivia a faint smile.
Her gaze then shifted to Andy. “Cathy, you claim she only confided in you about the pumpkin pie incident. So, who else did. you disclose it to?”
“I swear, I haven’t spoken to anyone else!” Andy asserted earnestly
It wasn’t worth boasting about such a trivial matter!
Gina had been scrutinizing Andy’s every expression and confirmed he was telling the truth.
“You’re free to go now,” Gina said calmly.
Andy and Cathy exchanged bewildered looks.
Cathy, still uncertain, ventured cautiously, “Miss Miller, you’re not holding me accountable, are you?”
“No blame to lay at your feet. You, too, were manipulated by someone with malicious intent.”
Andy and Cathy breathed a collective sigh of relief. Andy followed up on Gina’s statement with a question, “Miss Miller, does this mean Mr. Jackson misunderstood us?”
“Gabriel didn’t have the full picture. In his haste, he jumped to conclusions.”

Gina clarified.
Defiantly, Andy spoke up, “Miss Miller, given the circumstances, this isn’t something that can be brushed aside with a simple assurance from you and Mr. Jackson’s misunderstanding. Cathy risked her life by eating that poisoned pumpkin pie to prove her innocence. I can’t let this slide.”
Gabriel fully trusted Gina’s judgment, believing the couple to be innocent. He was ready to take responsibility for his
actions.
Getting straight to the point, he asked, “What kind of compensation are you looking for?”
Andy’s eyes gleamed with interest, and he was about to speak when Cathy suddenly tugged at his sleeve. Andy glanced at Cathy, and she shook her head.
Both Mr. Jackson and Miss Miller held prominent positions, and Cathy worried that Andy’s audacious demands might complicate matters that could otherwise be resolved.
Gina took the initiative, “Cathy, Prover Hospital will cover all your future medical expenses, and if either of you ever falls ill in the future, you’ll receive free treatment at Prover Hospital”
Cathy was astonished The medical expenses at Prover Hospital were already beyond the reach of ordinary people, and Gina’s offer of unlimited free treatment was exceptionally generous.
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Chapter 206
Thinking about the generous salary Gina offered for harvesting medicinal herbs, as well as retaining Cathy’s nursing job at Prover Hospital even though she couldn’t work due to her condition, left her with no reason to be dissatisfied.
However, Andy interjected from the sidelines, “Free treatment? Medical care at no cost? Miss Miller, you’re well-versed in compensation, but your offer seems vague. Cathy and I are both healthy and rarely get sick. Your compensation seems like a fantasy. Can we get something practical?”
Cathy was shocked by Andy’s audacious remarks.
She glared at Andy, her anger palpable. “What did you just say? Im sorry, Miss Miller. Andy’s not in his right mind…
Gina remained composed. “And what compensation are you seeking?”
Andy said firmly. I can’t stand seeing Cathy being mistreated!”
“Mr. Jackson, the compensation I seek is for you to waive the repair costs for your car that we would have had to cover he asserted.
Cathy couldn’t conceal her astonishment as she glanced at Andy
Sensing Cathy’s scrutinizing gaze. Andy coughed lightly and pressed on. “Cathy, you mentioned you’re ready to stand by me through this, to shoulder the responsibility of fixing the car together. If Mr. Jackson agrees to waive the compensation, it would ease our burden, wouldn’t it?”
Cathy remained silent.
Even Olivia, observing from the sidelines, could discern Andy’s facade. He was just a scoundrel looking out for his interests, yet dared to claim it was all for Cathy’s sake….
It was ridiculous.
Olivia smirked quietly, keeping her head down.
The one who ate the pie is Cathy, and it’s her right to make demands, not yours,” Gina addressed Andy,
Andy felt indignant, realizing that everyone present had seen through his intentions. To salvage his pride, he said. “That’s because I wasn’t present when Cathy ate the poisoned pie. I would have gladly taken her place if I had been there!”
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