Chapter 314
Chapter 314 A Swift and Sharp Move
"I envy Dr. Lane. Byron dotes on her so much," Evelyn teased, not waiting for Cora''s response.
Her yful demeanor made it hard to believe she was the same person who had a physical altercation
with Cora earlier.
However, Evelyn quickly changed the subject. "I just don''t understand. With someone like Byron by her
side, why would there be any scandalous rumors about Dr. Lane?"
Before Nora could respond, Margaret interjected, "What scandal?"
"It''s..."
Evelyn was about to mention the incident where someone had posted a sensitive photo of Cora in the
hospital.
Before she could continue, a sharp sound cut through the air.
Startled, Evelyn looked over and saw a knife stuck into a mango that Nora had just ced in front of
Cora.
As the knife moved with a sway, its de gleamed with an unsettling coldness, sending shivers down
everyone''s spine.
"Dr. Lane, what is the meaning of this...?"
Nora couldn''t shake off the fact she had just ced the knife in Cora''s hands, and now it was impaled
into the mango.
However, nobody could grasp how the knife had flown out.
Margaret gulped nervously.
Cora''s glistening eyes nced at Margaret and Evelyn. It felt like the knife wasn''t meant for the mango
but for them.
"Sorry, my hand slipped!"
Under their slightly panicked expressions, Cora calmly removed the knife from the mango.
"I do housework at home as well. However, I have more experience with surgical knives, and one can
be quite creative with them!"
With a swift motion, Cora expertly sliced the mango into two halves, effortlessly separating the skin and
the core.
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Oddly enough, the mango seemed unusually cooperative, not spilling a drop of its abundant juice,
which usually sshed around and caused slippery messes.
Her fingers, each one perfectly rounded and emitting a subtle radiance, presented a captivating scene
reminiscent of a food advertisement.
The three witnesses couldn''t help but feel a chilling sensation down their spines. It was as if Cora''s
gestures were directed at them but not toward the mango.
When Byron and the kitchen staff arrived with the cheesecake, they found Cora arranging the freshly
cut fruits on a tter. However, Nora and Evelyn appeared somewhat dazed.
Everything appeared harmonious on the surface, yet there was an underlying sense that something
was amiss!
"Why did you cut the fruits yourself? You could have asked the kitchen staff to do it," Byron said, pulling
Cora aside. "Let me take you to wash your hands."
Cora didn''t refuse the offer. Her hands were stained with mango juice despite her skillful cutting.
As she put down the knife, Cora offered a charming smile. "Excuse us."
She looked nothing like the gloomy woman who had just showcased her knife skills before them,
sending shivers down their spines.
It was as if she had a different persona for every asion.
Cora had made up her mind. If Nora wanted to y games, she was more than willing to y along.
"Why don''t we try the cheesecake? I had them add some raisins for a unique twist," Nora suggested.
Nora saw through Cora''s intentions to use her tactics against her.
Nora knew enough to remain calm and didn''t allow herself to be flustered. She quickly regained her
"Yes, the cake tastes even better with the raisin," Nora replied smoothly.
"Indeed, the aroma is much more refreshing now. What''s the proportion of the raisin? I''ll have someone
make it for everyone back home," Evelyn added.
Evelyn and Margaret tasted the cheesecake and began discussing it, seemingly forgetting about the
earlier gossip regarding Cora.
Cora''s demeanor had made them feel apprehensive about speaking ill in front of the powerful Hansen
family. They feared that daring to gossip might lead to a fate akin to the mango sliced apart before
them.