All Chapters of My CEO Wife Panicked After Our Divorce: Chapter 711 - Chapter 720

Blake thought for a moment and said, “If Poola was so large, would Bob be the only person living there?”He said that Luthor was such an important person that if Bob had taken control of everything for his sake, then Luthor would surely have been kept close to Bob so that Bob could constantly monitor his condition.Indya raised an eyebrow and looked at Blake.Blake did not respond to Indya’s look.He said that Bob had been ill for a long time and, more precisely, that Bob had long since become psychologically twisted; otherwise he could not have done such things.He added that people like that had a striking characteristic: they lacked a sense of security, and the place they felt safest was often their residence.Poola might not have been Bob’s only property, but it was probably what could be called home.It was perfectly reasonable that someone as important as Luthor would be kept at home where he could be watched at all times.“That makes sense,” Indya said as she stroked Bla

Chris shook his head. “I’m not going. Jessica has to discuss things with Calum and the others today, but they’ll probably still be at the Cosmos. We can go home together tonight.”He put away his phone and turned to Ashley. “Bring your husband along too.”“I’d like to, but I haven’t seen him in days. He’s on a business trip and won’t be back until next week. He’s been out of Impelia recently,” Ashley said.“No wonder,” Chris smiled. “Lately I’ve noticed you staying long in the outpatient clinic, and you don’t rush home after work. Turns out your husband isn’t around. Then tonight, let’s go together.”The difficulty of this surgery had been enormous. Many outside observers discussed whether the Summit Infirmary could succeed.Hurricane Media had even conducted a pre-surgery interview. If the operation succeeded, there would surely be follow-up interviews once the patient regained consciousness.These matters were naturally handled by Dr. Wang. Chris rarely gave interviews himself.

Speaking of this, Prof. Rane also nodded in agreement. “Yes, what Ashley said is right. Good machines like this need to be promoted. Who would know if we didn’t mention it? The most important thing is that very few people in the country are using the NewStar. As far as I know, it’s just us and the Peace Infirmary. I won’t comment too much on the Peace Infirmary.”Prof. Rane had never been very optimistic about the Peace Infirmary. He didn’t know why, but according to Francesca, it seemed to stem from a dispute long ago—maybe twenty or thirty years back, probably when Prof. Rane was still young.It was precisely because of this that Prof. Rane had stayed with them for so long.Francesca went out to order the dishes and returned, sitting on the other side of Chris. She smiled and said, “Seeing Ms. Wilder, it looks like she just woke up.”“Ah, Chris, your wife is here too? Why didn’t you call her over to eat together?” Prof. Rane asked.Chris wiped his hands. “She’s also having a gat

Live human experiments were certainly important, but the dead were even safer and were far less likely to cause trouble later, just as had been the case now.Because of that, the Peace Infirmary had provided Aitairy with the bodies it needed for reports.But whether those people had truly died because of failed surgeries or because of external factors like the NewStar, we could no longer tell.The dead would never come back; all we could do was try to stop everything from spreading.Ashley and I proposed that Hurricane Media interview the Summit Infirmary’s doctors again and have them evaluate their experience using the NewStar.Through our evaluations and by showing the cases we had cured, people could essentially see where the Peace Infirmary’s machines had gone wrong.Ashley explained that we could not directly claim the Peace Infirmary’s machines were fake because, first, we weren’t certain, and second, we couldn’t expose Jake’s undercover identity.Only by using our surgery

Jaden said, “She’s very smart, and much stronger than her sister. Tell her the truth.”From the look in the older sister’s eyes, one could tell—this was a clever girl. Her family back home had never revealed anything to her, yet she could still sense that something was wrong. Her parents had vanished, and her brother only visited occasionally. Especially after this recent accident, the unease in her heart had only grown stronger.It was perfectly natural for a delicate girl in trouble to instinctively seek help from her family, but Janine had known that the call might never go through.Lara might not have noticed, but she did. Every time they spoke with their family, it was always their brother who called them. Whenever they tried to call him, it was always his secretary—a man with a cold, emotionless voice—who answered.The man would tell her that her brother was busy, on a business trip, or resting. There was always some reason he couldn’t take their call, though he would call th