Chapter 155


    Many rtionshipse to an end on good terms, and reminiscing the past was nice. As to why


    they finally came to an end, Theodore still couldn''tprehend the reason, but Everleigh


    understood.


    The next morning, Theodore was woken up by the knock on his door.


    "Mr. Godfrey," Moses said as he came in with a serving tray and closed the door. "I guess you''re


    pretty much awake. Have some breakfast," he continued.


    Moses put the tray down on the tea table and went to the bedside to help Theodore up. He did it


    carefully, trying hard not to disturb his wound. "Mr. Godfrey, before Dr. Trevino left, she instructed


    that your wound should note in contact with water. You have to change the bandages every


    two days and you must be on a nd diet," he said.


    At the mention of Everleigh, Theodore''s eyes darkened a little. His gaze fell on the couch where she


    satst night, both intentionally and unintentionally. "When did she leave?"


    "She left around five o''clock in the morning," Moses said. He held Theodore to the couch.


    "Dr. Trevino also bought the breakfast."


    Theodore''s gazended on the coffee table. The oatmeal and side dishes were served on the tray,


    along with a hard- boiled egg that already had the shell peeled. He didn''t know whether it was


    Moses or Everleigh who peeled it.


    Moses''s voice came from the side, "Mr. Godfrey, the police have nevere to ask. It seems that


    they have been held back by the chairman."


    The word "chairman" came to Theodore''s ears, calling his conscience awake.


    It had been many years since Wilson left the Godfrey Group, but his position as the shareholder


    remained. Everyone, whether they knew him or not, addressed him as the chairman.


    Moses said carefully, "Do you want to give the chairman a call? If there is a mimunication, it


    wouldn''t be good."


    Theodore''s expression darkened a little and he said, "If I exin in detail, it will only make things


    worse."


    Not to mention this incident was far moreplicated than expected.


    "The main concern is that no one would have ever thought that Mrs. Godfrey was the one who


    assigned someone to kidnap Hansen." Moses frowned, continuing, "This case is confusing. If we


    don''t exin it clearly, there will definitely be a misunderstanding on the chairman''s side."


    "Let it go. Even the mastermind is calm, so what''s there for you to worry about?" Theodore said. He


    held the bowl of oatmeal, picked up some side dishes and slowly enjoyed his breakfast. He seemed


    like he didn''t care about the kidnapping case at all.


    Moses was bbergasted.


    How could he not worry? If the case was investigated thoroughly, Theodore could not escape from


    getting involved in it.


    "Mr. Godfrey, I have to head back to thepany now. Send me the documents that need to be


    signedter," Moses said.


    After the kidnapping case, Theodore was injured, so he worked from home to handle the


    documents. He also refused to attend any dinners or events. He used the excuse that he was not in


    the pink of health and needed to rest for a period of time.


    Theodore replied with a grunt and listened to the sound of the bedroom door being closed gently. In


    the silence, he looked down at the side dishes on the te slowly, and his gaze gradually became


    more profound.


    There were reasons behind his uneasiness. In fact, whether one''s feelings were true or not, was


    something that could be felt.


    In the conference room of the city hospital, the medical staff who volunteered to join the countryside


    medical team had just attended the meeting. Everleigh came out of the conference room with the


    conference documents. The elevator was packed, thus she was unable to enter.


    "You go first. Let''s wait for the people downstairs," Christopher and Everleigh said. They took the


    initiative to step out and let the other doctors and nurses go first.


    While waiting for the next elevator, Christopher asked Everleigh, "Why did you say that you wanted


    to postpone going to the countryside with Dr. Carter just now? Don''t you want to go there?"


    Everleigh replied, "No, there''s something that I need to dy for a few days. I just can''t go with the


    medical team. Hasn''t the event been promoted several days ago? I will arrive before the official


    medical event."


    "Alright." Christopher raised his eyebrows and said, "I thought you didn''t want to go."


    "No." Everleigh hesitated for a while and then confessed, "Theodore was injured."


    Christopher nced at her in surprise.


    Just as the elevator arrived, the door of the elevator opened slowly in front of them with a "ding"


    sound. There were hospital staff members and patients in it, thus the topic of the two could only


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    They were silent all the way. When they got out of the elevator and avoided their colleagues,


    Christopher asked her, "What does his injury have to do with you?"


    "He was injured on the beachst Saturday," Everleigh said.


    Christopher frowned, "So you n to stay in Ocpeace City and take care of him?"


    Everleigh did not deny it.


    The duo had almost arrived at the door of Everleigh''s office where they saw a familiar figure waiting


    there. Christopher frowned even more.


    "Dr. Trevino, Dr. Meyer." Moses had apparently been waiting here for a long time.


    Everleigh nced at Christopher and said to Moses, "Wait a minute."


    She went into the office. After a while, she came out with a medical stic bag which had the logo


    of the city hospital printed on it, then handed it to Moses. "The instructions are all in there. Follow


    the instructions and take the medicine," Everleigh said.


    "Okay. Thank you, Dr. Trevino," Moses expressed his gratitude. Before he left, he nodded to


    Christopher as a form of greeting; it seemed like he wanted to say something. Since Christopher


    was there, he held back the words he wanted to say.


    Looking at Moses'' back, Christopher raised his head and asked, "What''s going on?"


    Everleigh said, "I asked him toe over. Theodore needs to change his bandages but he refuses


    toe to the hospital. The only other option is to call Moses and get him to get the medicine from


    the hospital and bring them back."


    "He''s refusing toe to the hospital?" Christopher asked thoughtfully.


    "That''s right. The internal situation of the Godfrey family is too confusing. What happenedst


    Saturday has a lot to do with it. That''s why he doesn''t want to cause any other trouble. He would


    rather take care of himself at home and he is not willing to let more people know why he appeared


    that day," she exined.


    "I''m afraid that this will backfire, right?" Christopher said.


    "What do you mean?" Everleigh asked.


    "Wilson is suspicious of Theodore," he answered.


    Everleigh nced in the direction in which Moses left and said thoughtfully, "I thought so previously,


    but do you know, the police never looked for Theodore. Also, Wilson knew that Theodore was on


    the beach that day."


    When the police arrived, Hansen was in Theodore''s car. Aplete registration te was attached


    to the car and it was registered under the Road Transport Department. The investigation would


    reveal the truth. Although Wilson appeared indifferent to his son, it could be seen from the


    conversation that day that he was also investigating the rtionship between Theodore and this


    case.


    After thinking for a moment, Christopher said, "It''s enough for you to add fuel to the fire. You don''t


    need tomit the crime."


    The suspicion and deception of the Godfrey family had existed for a long time. Everyone was lying.


    It was impossible for Madison to admit that she assigned people to kidnap Hansen, and she would


    certainly find ways to stop the police from investigating. Based on these reasons, the truth would


    never be found out.


    Yvonne was determined that Madison''s goal was Hansen. Even if Wilson was calm and rational


    enough, he must be exhausted to mediate between the two women and two families.


    In the end, among the trio, the only issue that could not be resolved was, why was Theodore


    involved in this kidnapping case as a savior?


    But, it didn''t matter. As long as the contradiction between Yvonne and Madison intensified, the


    kidnapping case would turn into a trigger. Meanwhile, everything else was not important. What was


    important was that if Yvonne wanted to take advantage of the situation, if she wanted to?


    Everleigh asked, "What do you think Yvonne wants?"


    Christopher nced at her. "Approval from the Godfrey family."


    What Yvonne wanted was approval from the Godfrey family.