Chapter 24 When she turned on the phone, the phone rang.
It was Sarah.
Anne answered, “Aunt…”
“Anne, how are you? Are you okay? Did Anthony catch you? I dared not to call you.”
“I’m back. I’m fine.”
Sarah said, “That’s good. Anthony is unpredictable. He would go back to the Marwood Mansion in order to catch you. I thought he would never show up here again.”
Anne lowered her eyes. Was there a place in Luton that he would not go to? If he wanted to extinguish the Marwood Mansion, it would be like him killing an ant…
“Anne, don’t worry. I will try my best to save you.”
“I will do it myself…”
“Even so, I have to help you. I won’t let you get bullied by him!”
Anne went to the living room after making the call. Ron was sitting there with a frown.
on Anne. It’s all my fault,” Ron apologized to
Also, he’s your son, and he won’t go too
find him a woman
“A woman?”
the daughter of
who’s
She even asked me about Anthony. Back then, we hadn’t seen Anthony for a long time. When I told her I didn’t know where he
“Really?”
is two years older than Anne. She used to come to
that’s the case, it’s
was different from
brought her assistant and some reporters to the clinic. They
standing among the nurses, saw
the office of
when Dr. Carlson is examining, make sure the camera zooms in in case
assistant and reporters.
them held a camera, and another
the doctor examined her face from her eyebrows, jaw, and
your face, not even to the
Michelle smiled gratefully and said, “Dr. Carlson, thank you so much. I’m glad.”
“You’re welcome.”
Michelle turned over, and her smile vanished. “That’s it. Prepare the clip and post it online.”
The reporters and her assistant packed up, and they left.
The sky darkened as Anne walked out of the clinic. A burgundy colored car stopped by her.
The window rolled down, and Michelle’s exquisite face was seen.
“I can’t believe it’s actually you,” Michelle said.
She noticed Anne when she first walked in.
Seeing that Anne did not speak, Michelle said, “Come in? Let’s chat.”
Anne did not know what to say to her, and she was unwilling to get in.
“Anne, we’re not strangers? We used to play together. Also,
someone will see my car here and assume I’m doing procedures in this clinic.”