I Stopped Waiting and Started Loving novel Chapter 162

If they truly severed their partnership, it was anyone's guess who would actually end up losing out first.

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Bonnie returned to the front desk to resume her work.

Dr. Zimmerman was incredibly efficient; half an hour later, the pavilion officially released the video proving Bonnie's innocence.

Once the media obtained the firsthand evidence, the narrative instantly flipped.

The official statement explicitly cleared Bonnie's name and declared that they would continue to investigate the physician responsible for prescribing the wrong medication.

Seraphina stood on the balcony of her consultation room, watching the reporters downstairs slowly disperse, trembling with rage.

She had never expected Bonnie to be so incredibly cunning.

Not even President Graves personally stepping in to exert pressure could pin the blame on her.

She had underestimated that bitch.

At noon.

Seraphina deliberately went to the restroom to redo her makeup, giving herself a pitiful, natural look. She dusted a light layer of pink around her eyes to make them look red and puffy, as if she had just been crying.

Vivian happened to be away today, making this her perfect opportunity.

She pushed open the door to Parrish's hospital room and walked in quietly.

On the bed, Parrish hadn't been awake for long, his face still holding a sickly pallor.

Seraphina walked to his bedside. Without saying a word, she lowered her head and silently let her tears fall.

The moment Parrish looked up, he saw her looking as if she had suffered a terrible grievance.

"What's wrong?"

His voice was hoarse, his brow furrowing slightly.

Seraphina sniffled, frantically wiping her tears away as she forced a tight smile.

"N-nothing. I can handle it, Parrish. You're still sick and need to rest. I don't want to bother you with these annoying problems."

Parrish watched her, a flash of irritation crossing his eyes as his tone grew heavier.

"What exactly happened? Tell me!"

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