Chapter 306


    Chapter 306


    “Ever since I was born, you’ve pretty much been like family to me,” said Curtis, his voice tinged with


    disbelief. “Now that I can’t marry Suzan, are you cutting your rtionship with


    me?”


    “I didn’t mean that,” Harrington quickly replied.


    Despite the difort brewing within him, he knew better than to sour his long-standing rtionship


    with the Richardson family. Pleasantries were necessary, even if just on the


    surface.


    Jennifer spoke with her usual poise, “Even though it didn’t work out between you and Suzan, let’s not


    let this incident estrange our families after all these years.”


    udine could only agree, murmuring, “You’re right.”


    “Last time, the caregiver who looked after grandma was excellent, attentive and efficient, with


    impable references. Mrs. Wright can’t manage everything on her own. I’ve brought someone along


    to help out for the next few days.” Curtis added, “I’ve got some free time these days. I’ll swing by in the


    evenings to pick up Leanne from work. Just call if you need anything.”


    His offer seemed generous, but it was also a subtle warning.


    Leanne pulled up Harrington’s medical reports on herputer, quickly reviewing the results from the


    slitmp examination and the fluorescein angiography photos.


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    After a brief review, she determined the severity and scope of Harrington’s eye inmmation.


    A few minutester, she entered the hospital room where Curtis stood at the foot of the bed, hands in


    his trouser pockets, eyes fixed on her as she walked in.


    She ignored his gaze and went straight to exining the test results to Harrington. “So far, there’s no


    sign of infection, but we still need to run some tests on your rheumatic and immune systems. We can’t


    rule out a masquerade syndrome. I’ll arrange for a vitreous fluid test tomorrow.”


    Harrington had shifted his attitude drastically from the stern looks he gave her that morning to a more


    cooperative demeanor now. “Go ahead and arrange it,” he consented.


    Leanne couldn’t quite read their expressions, but she knew this wasn’t a sudden tùrnaround. More like


    a temporary peace treaty, probably due to Curtis and Jennifer being present.


    After leaving the hospital room, Jennifer gave her a few instructions before departing.


    Curtis lingered by the wall, his eyes following Leanne. Jennifer, uninterested in his pitiful demeanor, left


    on her own.


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    As Leanne was about to get back to work, Curtis strolled up behind her, casually inquiring, “I hear


    you’ve be quite bold, even daring to scold your elders now.”


    Knowing exactly where the gossip had stemmed from, Leanne dismissed it without exnation, “Smart


    people don’t fall for rumors.”


    Curtis studied her expression, finding no trace of distress.


    “Did Mrs. Wright give you a hard time?” he asked.


    Thinking back to udine’s speechless frustration in the office, it seemed she was the more aggrieved


    party.


    The trouble brought by the Wright family often outweighed any personal grievances.


    “It’s fine,” Leanne replied coolly. “No worse than what you’ve put me through.”


    Curtis paused, then a smile spread across his face, perhaps pleased by her familiar tone.


    He grabbed Leanne’s wrists and pulled her close, his eyes gleaming as he looked down at her. “I’m a


    viin deserving of the worst. Should you punish me then?”


    Leanne thought to retort that she didn’t care about punishing him.


    Curtis sentenced himself, “How about I’m not allowed to kiss you for three days?”


    What a ridiculous punishment!


    Leanne retorted, “You shouldn’t be kissing me anyway.”


    “Do you punish me or not?” Curtis asked.


    Punishing him meant he could kiss her after three days?


    Leanne wasn’t foolish enough to y such flirtatious games. “No punishment.”


    Curtis’ smile got even bigger, his tone leisurely, “No punishment? So, I can kiss you then.”


    His words were a minefield of traps.


    Leanne, not one to be outmaneuvered, shrugged him off and stuffed her hands in herb coat pockets.


    As she turned to leave, she caught someone’s gaze.


    At the end of the hallway stood Suzan, who had appeared out of nowhere, her eyes deep and


    inscrutable, watching them.


    Leanne paid her no mind and walked past, heading straight down the corridor.


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