All Chapters of My CEO Wife Panicked After Our Divorce: Chapter 731 - Chapter 740

Jessica had said before that she met Calum first and Indya afterward, and it was all because of the academy.“Calum’s parents were both academy teachers, and he had been inside the academy since birth. As for Calum, he wasn’t interested at all and was sent out very early. I didn’t expect that after so many twists and turns, he would still end up walking the same path as us.”Fate really was something hard to understand.“Have you seen the news?” Chris suddenly asked Jessica.“Yes.” Jessica nodded.“This was Sophie’s own choice. She must have discussed it with Jennifer. We already have what we needed, Sophie managed to extract herself perfectly, and she even found someone to take the blame. Sigh, my little princess has grown up.”Indeed, her little princess had grown up. From now on, she no longer needed her sister’s protection and could move forward step by step in this dangerous world using her own abilities.“Now we just wait for the news.”At the same time, the information a

Actually, the person most anxious right now was Bob.As soon as the twin sisters were brought back to the country, Bradley alone could not be intimidated by Luthor, who was constantly at death’s edge in Bob’s hands.Someone who had always been under his control suddenly slipped away, leaving Bob with a glaring lack of security.After replying to Bradley, he heard Jessica say, “Sophie is going back to the country with them. She’s going to the academy; Sophie said she doesn’t want to return to Impelia, at least not for now. She plans to work as a teacher there and return in a couple of years.”The current situation in Impelia was unstable, and Jessica didn’t want Sophie to get involved in the chaos either, so going to the academy was best.“That’s good,” Chris said. “Sophie leaving Aitairy, even causing some discord, was handled very well. Truly your little sister. For now, hiding in the academy is fine; it avoids running into Bob.”“Bob isn’t a fool either,” Jessica chuckled. “He

Chris had long known about the conflict between Prof. Rane and the Peace Infirmary, but he had joined the Summit Infirmary relatively late and didn’t know exactly how the disagreement had started.From what he heard from Dr. Wills, it seemed to have arisen from differences over a surgical plan, which eventually led to a quarrel.At that time, Prof. Rane was in middle age and had a temper; he refused to tolerate things he couldn’t stand.After one final major argument with the department director, he decisively left the Peace Infirmary.It was right at that moment that Mrs. Wilder recruited him to the Summit Infirmary, where he remained ever since.He recalled an interview program from a few years ago.The program didn’t reveal what had actually happened between them, but it invited people from the Peace Infirmary along with Prof. Rane.By then, Prof. Rane was already a world-renowned physician, far surpassing the Peace Infirmary people, who even hoped to reconcile with him on th

Jessica felt completely bewildered on her side.She froze for a moment and looked up at the computer.Had Chris figured something out? Why were these people acting like they were speaking in riddles?The more she thought about it, the more Jessica believed the saying “a pregnancy makes you foolish for three years.”Her work hadn’t really been affected, but her memory had worsened; many things required Shannon to remind her before she could remember.Usually, when Mrs. Wilder said a few words, she would immediately understand the meaning, but today, these two were speaking in riddles.Jessica shook her head, thinking, forget it, if I can’t figure it out, I won’t bother; as long as they know what to do, that’s fine.With Sophie back in the country, not only could Carissa not get in touch with her, but even Michael couldn’t reach her.Actually, Michael wanted to ask why Sophie had turned out this way, why she reconciled with her sister with whom she already had conflicts, but sinc

Drake was now embroiled in a slew of lawsuits, though the real target should have been Bob.The true Bob still lay on his sickbed at home; he could not leave that bed, as if a paralytic person could not leave the bounds that sustained him.Bob hated that version of himself, but he had no other way.“How did the Summit Infirmary think to do an interview about the machine? Just a few successful surgeries and they were eager to flaunt it?” he raged.“Now everyone knew the machines shipped by the Drake Group were fake; this company would be ruined!”His assistant, who had been standing back in protective clothing and a mask, watched the furious Bob from the doorway.“the Summit Infirmary’s recent surgical successes were indeed helped by the machine,” someone pointed out.“The introduction of the NewStar had benefited them, and their latest high-difficulty operation attracted nationwide attention; many people said they would go to the Summit Infirmary for treatment, and the Peace Inf