The Enigmatic Return (Neera and Jean) novel Chapter 440
Neera was surprised by her reaction.
She reasoned, "I'd already asked for your consent. The journalist came in just now, and he filmed everything openly. I thought you would notice!"
Her response rendered Tilda speechless.
She had a guilty conscience. She was extremely nervous when she got here. How would she pay attention to her surroundings?
Neera slightly narrowed her eyes.
She said calmly, "Ms. Wilcher, relax. I invite the media to document the process to protect your rights. My company will certainly take full responsibility if it verifies that our product causes the allergic reaction."
Tilda was at a loss for words, yet she still disagreed with the arrangement.
She argued, "I don't want to make another trip to the hospital. I've already brought the medical report with me. Why should we waste more time? Isn't this unnecessary?"
It was unclear when Adriana arrived, but when she heard this excuse, she retorted sharply.
"This is essential! The report you've shown is something that was examined by your doctor. The medical report you provided was from your own doctor. If you're asking for a million, it's only fair we confirm if our product was the cause.
"Ms. Wilcher, to put it plainly, we're running a business, not a charity. If anyone could walk in, point fingers at our products, and demand a payout, wouldn't we become easy targets?
"This medical examination is for the assurance of our entire customer base. If there's a genuine fault with our product, we'd need to issue a recall. Wouldn't it harm more people if that were the case?
Taking a moment before lashing out harsher, she said, "I'm curious, Ms. Wilcher, why do you strongly object to this suggestion? Are you trying to hide something?"
Tilda felt a tightness in her chest. She quickly denied, "Of course not! Why would I have anything to hide?"
Neera, with a gentle smile, interjected, "Since you have a clear conscience, you don't have to be nervous. Let's head to the hospital for a second opinion. Our intention is pure. We just want to settle this matter, which is precisely why we brought you in."
Seeing their firm stance, Tilda's anxiety escalated, causing her to act more irrationally.
"I won't go! How do I know you haven't bribed the hospital or the doctors to fake the assessment? What if they claim the allergic reaction wasn't due to your product? I won't fall for your trap!"
Neera, noticing Tilda's flushed face, responded with a raised eyebrow.
"Ms. Wilcher, I understand your concerns. If you're skeptical about the hospital we suggest, feel free to choose any other institution and even nominate a specific doctor for the examination. What do you think?"
Considering Startales attitude, any further resistance from Tilda would clearly indicate she was concealing something.
Tilda recognized this and felt trapped. She hadn't anticipated Startales to be such a tough nut to crack.
Gritting her teeth, she feigned confidence and agreed, "Alright, I'll play along! But it's on my terms. I'll select both the hospital and the attending physician."
Neera nodded. "Alright. Which facility do you have in mind?"
Tilda appeared to contemplate for a moment before she coldly snorted, "Summerhill Hospital."
Neera's eyes briefly flickered, but she didn't protest and accompanied her to the hospital.
On their way, she casually tried to gather more information about Tilda's experience with the product.
"Can you recall how long it took for the reaction to appear after applying our product? And did you mix it with other skincare products? Some products might not be compatible, and the properties could clash."
She posed these questions methodically.
Yet, Tilda remained defensive and uninterested in answering.
She snapped after a few questions.
"Why do you have so many questions? Obviously, it was the very next day! I've never experienced allergies before. I applied your product one evening, and by the following morning, my face was a mess. I wouldn't have taken all these steps if it weren't for that!"
Neera, unfazed by Tilda's demeanor, maintained her composure.
Her phone rang. It was Jean.
Neera hesitated a little before she picked up the call.
"Are you busy?" Jean asked.
Neera answered truthfully, "I'm taking that customer with an allergic reaction to the hospital for another examination."
Jean inquired, "Which hospital?"
"The one she personally selected is Summerhill Hospital," said Neera.
Jean sneered coldly and continued, "Ian uncovered something interesting. The doctor who issued her medical report is a relative of hers. He's employed at Summerhill Hospital."
She reasoned, "I'd already asked for your consent. The journalist came in just now, and he filmed everything openly. I thought you would notice!"
Her response rendered Tilda speechless.
She had a guilty conscience. She was extremely nervous when she got here. How would she pay attention to her surroundings?
Neera slightly narrowed her eyes.
She said calmly, "Ms. Wilcher, relax. I invite the media to document the process to protect your rights. My company will certainly take full responsibility if it verifies that our product causes the allergic reaction."
Tilda was at a loss for words, yet she still disagreed with the arrangement.
She argued, "I don't want to make another trip to the hospital. I've already brought the medical report with me. Why should we waste more time? Isn't this unnecessary?"
It was unclear when Adriana arrived, but when she heard this excuse, she retorted sharply.
"This is essential! The report you've shown is something that was examined by your doctor. The medical report you provided was from your own doctor. If you're asking for a million, it's only fair we confirm if our product was the cause.
"Ms. Wilcher, to put it plainly, we're running a business, not a charity. If anyone could walk in, point fingers at our products, and demand a payout, wouldn't we become easy targets?
"This medical examination is for the assurance of our entire customer base. If there's a genuine fault with our product, we'd need to issue a recall. Wouldn't it harm more people if that were the case?
Taking a moment before lashing out harsher, she said, "I'm curious, Ms. Wilcher, why do you strongly object to this suggestion? Are you trying to hide something?"
Tilda felt a tightness in her chest. She quickly denied, "Of course not! Why would I have anything to hide?"
Neera, with a gentle smile, interjected, "Since you have a clear conscience, you don't have to be nervous. Let's head to the hospital for a second opinion. Our intention is pure. We just want to settle this matter, which is precisely why we brought you in."
Seeing their firm stance, Tilda's anxiety escalated, causing her to act more irrationally.
"I won't go! How do I know you haven't bribed the hospital or the doctors to fake the assessment? What if they claim the allergic reaction wasn't due to your product? I won't fall for your trap!"
Neera, noticing Tilda's flushed face, responded with a raised eyebrow.
"Ms. Wilcher, I understand your concerns. If you're skeptical about the hospital we suggest, feel free to choose any other institution and even nominate a specific doctor for the examination. What do you think?"
Considering Startales attitude, any further resistance from Tilda would clearly indicate she was concealing something.
Tilda recognized this and felt trapped. She hadn't anticipated Startales to be such a tough nut to crack.
Gritting her teeth, she feigned confidence and agreed, "Alright, I'll play along! But it's on my terms. I'll select both the hospital and the attending physician."
Neera nodded. "Alright. Which facility do you have in mind?"
Tilda appeared to contemplate for a moment before she coldly snorted, "Summerhill Hospital."
Neera's eyes briefly flickered, but she didn't protest and accompanied her to the hospital.
On their way, she casually tried to gather more information about Tilda's experience with the product.
"Can you recall how long it took for the reaction to appear after applying our product? And did you mix it with other skincare products? Some products might not be compatible, and the properties could clash."
She posed these questions methodically.
Yet, Tilda remained defensive and uninterested in answering.
She snapped after a few questions.
"Why do you have so many questions? Obviously, it was the very next day! I've never experienced allergies before. I applied your product one evening, and by the following morning, my face was a mess. I wouldn't have taken all these steps if it weren't for that!"
Neera, unfazed by Tilda's demeanor, maintained her composure.
Her phone rang. It was Jean.
Neera hesitated a little before she picked up the call.
"Are you busy?" Jean asked.
Neera answered truthfully, "I'm taking that customer with an allergic reaction to the hospital for another examination."
Jean inquired, "Which hospital?"
"The one she personally selected is Summerhill Hospital," said Neera.
Jean sneered coldly and continued, "Ian uncovered something interesting. The doctor who issued her medical report is a relative of hers. He's employed at Summerhill Hospital."
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What kind of stupid confusion is this, how come she didn't know that the my bourvart they are talking about is Jean?...
Author uses too many words to describe useless things and then don't clarify others, who is this aunts friend. Neere went to play golf with who?...
Why is she keeping so many secrets from Jean?...
is it too much to ask, when are they going to know that Jean is the father of her triplets???? the man that night 6yrs ago is Jean???!!!!!!...
Chapter 328, did Alfonso not meet Jeann before, how does he not recognise him huh...
I'm a bit confused, does Roxanna not know that her sister is married..this chapter makes it look like she doesn't know but they already went to Jean for money huh...
Too many words to explain somethings, it's a waste.......
Good Day Dear Author! i just want to ask, why it cant read in normal format? the sentences for every chapter is cut, almost half of the sentence is cut thats why cant read it as whole. Thankyou....