Substitute Wife, Genius CEO novel Chapter 441

"Dad, congratulations on your discharge. To celebrate, I paid top dollar to hire a private nurse to take care of you."

"I don't need one," Bennett replied, not even bothering to lift his eyelids.

There was no need for Summer to give a cue.

The nurse walked forward on her own, knelt gracefully in front of Bennett, and spoke in a voice as soft as water, "Mr. Sutton, I desperately need this job. Please let me take care of you."

Bennett's eyes flickered.

It wasn't because of what she said, but simply because she was too beautiful.

The beautiful nurse continued, "Mr. Sutton, to be completely honest, I have a medical doctorate from Empire City Medical University. If my family hadn't suddenly gone bankrupt, and if Ms. Vance wasn't paying so generously, I would never have become a nurse-aide. I really need this money. Please give me a chance. I promise to prove my worth to you."

Summer handed Scarlett Pierce's resume to Bennett. "Dad, this is Ms. Pierce's resume. Take a look."

Scarlett wasn't just a medical PhD; she held licenses as a registered nurse, a nutritionist, and a practicing physician. She knew acupuncture and massage, held a black belt in Taekwondo, was a certified chef, spoke three languages, danced, and played the piano.

Her qualifications were impeccable.

But her actual profession was a career mistress.

The wealthy backer she had been seeing had genuinely gone bankrupt and could no longer afford her.

Now, with Lydia disfigured, the opportunity was perfect.

Men were all the same. There was no way Bennett wouldn't be repulsed by Lydia's current state. Scarlett was multi-talented, stunningly beautiful, and had a flawless figure.

Scarlett firmly believed she could oust Lydia and become the new Mrs. Sutton, ending her days as a mistress forever.

The sheer profit potential was why she agreed to become Bennett's nurse-aide.

Naturally, Summer had also paid her an exorbitant sum upfront.

Summer wanted Bennett and Lydia to turn on each other, forcing Bennett to personally commit Lydia to an asylum.

Everything Leila had suffered, Lydia had to experience firsthand.

Otherwise, Summer's hatred would never be quelled.

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