Scott confidently presented the medical records Bradley had given him earlier, stating, âLilianeâs heart.
condition is indeed congenital. Itâs impossible for her to have children.â
Bradleyâs eyes widened in shock.
âMr. Warner, Lilianeâs genuine medical records should be at the hospital. You can obtain them there,â
Scott asserted.
With certainty, Scott continued. âBased on my observations and Wilsonâs confirmation, Lilianeâs heart condition is undoubtedly congenital. Girls with congenital heart conditions like Liliane cannot have children or engage in intimate relationshipsâ¦â
Bradley had never suspected that Liliane was deceiving him. He never imagined that she would use a child obtained elsewhere to impersonate his son!
What made it even more despicable was that he had lost his own daughter because of this illegitimate child.
âScott, take care and get some rest,â Bradley said, sending Scottâs secretly recorded video to his phone. A chilling aura emanated from Bradleyâs deep eyes as he left the ward.
âLiliane Anstey!â
Tinkerbellâs death pierced Bradleyâs heart like a thorn. Discovering that Liliane couldnât conceive Felix, he felt like a fool.
If Felix wasnât his biological son, what about the paternity test from before? Who had aided Liliane in fabricating all the information, from her pregnancy to childbirth?
Xara instinctively tightened her grip, observing Bradley filled with killing intent as she voiced her suspicions. âMr. Warner, I suspect that the car accident we just experienced wasnât an accident.â
When Esther was taken away by the ambulance, it should have been one from the nearest hospital under the Warner Groupâs jurisdiction. Even if it was a private hospital, arranging for her to be transported to a distant facility was not feasible.
During Xaraâs statement at the police station, she discovered that the driver was there to apprehend the mistress but ended up targeting the wrong person. It was hard for her to believe that it was merely a coincidence.
âIâll look into it,â Bradley stated.
As Bradley glanced at the still-unconscious Esther, the realization that her heart could have been harvested if he had arrived even a moment later sent shivers down his spine.
Xara contemplated her appearance at the police station today, knowing that her identity could no longer remain concealed. She would have to resign once again.
âFurthermore, Mr. Warner, Iâm submitting my resignation.â Xara asserted.
Bradley, asserting his dominance, replied coldly, âI wonât allow it.â
Considering Estherâs psychological condition, Bradley wondered what would happen to her if she left.
âMr. Warner, Iâm only resigning from the hospital. Rest assured. Iâll continue to provide care for your wife until she recovers.â
Bradley looked deeply into Xaraâs eyes and retorted, âDr. Sadler, what are you afraid of?â
Xara forced a smile, not wanting to reveal her true feelings buried deep within. She simply stated, âMr.
Warner, when we signed the contract, I made it clear that you must allow me to leave if I desired.â
She couldnât afford to take any risks. She would lose her hard-earned freedom once again if he discovered her whereabouts. The mere thought of that unpredictable and volatile man, akin to a devil, made Xara instinctively yearn to escape to the farthest corners of the earth-somewhere he could never find her.