Chapter 441


    Chapter 441 A p In The Face


    Neera’s eyes darkened momentarily with this newfound information.


    She subtly nced at Tilda, who sat next to her.


    Tilda was restless. She slightly dipped her head and was oblivious to Neera’s gaze.


    Neera withdrew her gaze and replied in a normal tone, “Hmm, I understand.”


    Jean asked, “Would you continue to take her there?”


    Neera answered resolutely, “Certainly.”


    The shadier this entire ordeal seemed, the more satisfying it would be when she set things straight.


    Reading her thoughts, Jean suggested, “Should I step in and keep her rtives out of this?”


    Neera dismissed the idea, replying, “No, let him try.”


    Hearing this, Jean asked puzzledly, “Why? Aren’t you worried he’ll forge another fake report?”


    It was inconvenient for Neera to speak on the phone.


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    She answered evasively, “I’ll exin on WhatsApp. I’m almost at the hospital and about to get off now.


    It’s inconvenient to speak on the phone.”


    Immediately after, she cut off the phone and sent a message to Jean.


    “She’ll definitely choose her rtive to examine her. If I object, it might raise her suspicions, and she


    could twist the situation against me. It’s best to y along and let her think she’s in control. However,


    the examination report should be fair and square.”


    Jean grasped her strategy instantly and responded, “Understood, I’ll prep things ordingly.’


    In about ten minutes, they reached the hospital and went directly to the dermatology depa


    Staying true to her word, Neera courteously asked Tilda, “Ms. Wilcher, which doctor would you prefer


    for the assessment?”


    Predictably, Tilda chose Dr. Garner, her rtive, to conduct the examination.


    Neera didn’t disy any reaction. She went along and followed them to the examination room.


    Before the examination began, Neera asked Tilda again to rify, “Are you certain about choosing this


    doctor for the examination?”


    Tilda gave her a strange look and asked, “Of course, why are you asking?”


    Neera smiled gently and said, “Just making sure. I’ve respected your choices all along, from the


    hospital to the doctor, Now, we’ll wait for the report.”


    She then turned to the doctor and told him softly, “Doctor, you


    may start the examination.”


    Dr. Garner was uneasy; sweat was forming on his forehead. He dared not disy any signs but


    proceeded with


    the examination for Tilda.


    The whole procedure took more than half an hour.


    While Neera and her team were waiting outside, she received another text from Jean.


    n discovered she had dined at a seafood restaurant recently. The very next day, she sought medical


    attention. This woman is probably allergic to seafood.”


    Neera connected the dots and got the full picture.


    She replied, “Thank you. I know what to do.”


    A few momentster, the medical examination report was ready.


    Tilda appeared much calmer now, believing she had constructed the perfect scheme without letting any


    detail slip through.


    Her eyes sparkled with excitement and smugness, envisioning thepensation she assumed was


    soon to be hers.


    Neera missed the look in her eyes.


    She picked up the examination report and read through it.


    The blood tests were normal. However, in the allergen column, the words “seafood allergy” stood out.


    This aligned perfectly with the information from Jean.


    Neera sneered coldly.


    She handed over the report to Tilda and said icily, “Humph! Ms. Wilcher, don’t you think you owe


    everyone an exnation?”


    Initially, Tilda didn’t pay any attention to her question. She replied defiantly without even ncing at the


    report.


    “How dare you seek an exnation from me? It’s yourpany that should be answering. This report


    proves that I had a reaction to your product. If you don’t providepensation, what more do you want


    from me? I’m warning you if you try any more tricks, I’ll use this report to sue yourpany!”


    Neera snickered and waved the report, stating, “This report indicates your allergy to seafood. Are you


    blindly using us without checking the report? You owe me some answers.”


    Tilda, realizing something went wrong, snat ched the report from Neera.


    Her eyes widened in shock when she read the words ‘seafood allergy’.


    Thunderstruck, she red at Dr. Garner in disbelief.