The Hidden Empress Stripping Her Secrets After Divorce novel Chapter 410

Sebastian took a deep breath, turned on his heel, and strode toward the locker room.

"Cancel today's training. We're going to the hospital."

Mark called out from behind him, "Mr. Thorne, same time tomorrow?"

Sebastian didn't even turn his head. "Yes."

Lance scrambled to keep up with him, breaking into a jog.

"Boss, slow down, I need to get the driver to bring the car around!"

In Paris, at the Sacred Heart Women's Hospital.

The white, six-story building stood quietly on a lush, tree-lined street in the 16th District. Several luxury cars were parked out front, and everyone entering and leaving looked impeccably wealthy. The hospital was renowned for its top-tier maternity care and absolute privacy, making it the premier choice for France's high-society wives.

A black sedan rolled to a gentle stop.

Charles stepped out first, followed by a maid who helped Evelyn out of the car.

At the hospital entrance, a middle-aged man in a white lab coat was already waiting on the steps. The moment he spotted Charles, he hurried down to meet them.

"Mr. Charles, Dr. Sullivan. Welcome, welcome."

Charles gave a slight nod.

"Sorry to trouble you, Dr. Reed."

Dr. Reed waved his hands frantically. "No trouble at all! Having you at our hospital is our absolute honor."

He personally escorted them inside.

They walked through the bright lobby, stepped into the elevator, and headed up to the third floor.

The hallway was incredibly quiet, with only the occasional nurse quietly pushing a medical cart past them. The air carried a faint hint of antiseptic, though it was much milder than in a standard hospital. Impressionist paintings lined the walls, and the waiting areas featured genuine leather sofas, making the place feel less like a clinic and more like a luxury hotel.

Dr. Reed led them to a door and knocked softly.

"Come in."

He pushed the door open to reveal a spacious consultation room. A female doctor in her fifties stood up, greeting them with a warm, professional smile.

"Dr. Sullivan, Mr. Charles. Please, have a seat."