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The Year She Stopped Being Crazy for Him novel Chapter 182

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"There's no need for dinner. Hassan is the one who hired the doctor. You can just ask him directly."

Natalie wanted nothing to do with the Carlson family.

Cyrus: "I did ask him. He said the doctor was hired for you, so I had to ask you."

She paused for a moment before replying, "I'll send you the doctor's contact info. You can talk to him yourself."

"Natalie, why are you so resistant to grabbing dinner with me?" he asked.

She didn't know why, but hearing his slow, low voice felt like a cold, venomous snake wrapping around her ankle. Her body reacted with a visceral sense of discomfort.

Her intuition told her he wasn't as simple as he seemed. Anyone who could sound so indifferent about his own mother being severely injured was dangerous. Besides, his biological father was the ruthless Cormac, a man who had once sent assassins after Hassan. How could a son raised by him be anything but lethal?

She forwarded the doctor's contact card and didn't reply again. True to her willful nature, unless it was strictly necessary for work, she ignored anyone she didn't feel like talking to.

After keeping Yvonne company for a while, Natalie headed out of the hospital.

In the first-floor lobby, she ran into Hassan, who was accompanying Gardenia for her follow-up appointment.

When she was meeting with the doctor earlier, Zeke had mentioned his boss was busy. Turns out, he was busy playing escort for Gardenia.

To make her examination easier, Gardenia wore a loose, pale blue dress that covered her calves, completely hiding the fact that she was any different from an ordinary person. Her low ponytail and slender frame gave her an air of fragile elegance.

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