Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 67

Chapter 67 Do You Need Someone for Entertainment?

Cora went upstairs to find Lisha, told her that Erik had asked her to go to his office, and took the elevator downstairs.

But before the elevator door closed, someone pushed the button outside, and it opened again.

Suddenly, Byron and Jane appeared at the other end of the elevator door.

The man was in black suit, black shirt, and black trousers, wearing black from inside to outside. The woman was in a white dress, white coat, and white bag, wearing white from inside to outside.

They were clearly two completely different extremes, but they were surprisingly harmonious when they stood together.

The sky was bright and clear today, but Cora felt inexplicably cold all over her body. She was so cold that she couldn't move.

It was Jane who took the initiative to greet her, "Hello, Dr. Lane."

Cora nodded slightly but couldn't make a sound, as if something stuck in her throat.

After Jane said hello, she entered the elevator room with Byron.

His innate strong aura made Cora unconsciously retreat to the corner of the elevator.

When the elevator was going down, Jane suddenly asked, "Byron, are you going to the company now?"

She quietly looked at Byron, and seeing that Byron looked indifferent and hadn't had any communication with Cora, she felt that she was too suspicious before.

"Yeah." Byron only stared at the floors displayed on the electronic screen, seemingly carelessly.

"Can you give me a ride? My car is taken to get serviced today." Jane said.

"Okay."

Hearing Byron's response, Jane was a little overjoyed.

But she didn't know that the interaction between her and Byron was so hurtful in Cora's eyes.

Fortunately, halfway down the elevator, the family member of a patient whom Cora had come into contact with before also entered the elevator, temporarily diverting Cora's attention.

"Dr. Lane, this is my mother's inspection report. Can you take a look at it for me?"

"Okay."

Generally, Cora would not refuse these requests as a doctor.