All Chapters of My CEO Wife Panicked After Our Divorce: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

“Ms. Wilder, sorry for losing track of the person last time. It won’t happen again, this time, I will follow Helen the whole way,” Calum apologized to Jessica over the mic.Jessica raised her hand to interrupt, “With Michael’s help, it’s still easy to evade your surveillance. Don’t let your guard down—Michael seems to have leveled up these years abroad.”Indya shouted, “Calum, I told you, just call her Jessica. Ms. Wilder immediately chills out, she likes that cute vibe you have.”Even in the internal meeting, there weren’t that many rules. Knowing Jessica’s personality, they could still joke around a bit.Calum remained silent.Shannon spoke up over the mic, “Helen settled in another hotel. Michael visits every three or four days. Helen is still very cautious—she doesn’t use anything Michael brings and just throws them away.”The hotel was still under the Hall family’s ownership. Helen didn’t dare tell the front desk, fearing Michael would get word, so she had to sneak everythin

The next day, Chris got up very early and prepared quite a few things, even buying a bouquet of fresh flowers.Jessica drove, intending to navigate directly to Chris’s mother’s residential community, but Chris changed his mind and gave a different address.Jessica could see quite a few things in the back seat from the rearview mirror.Now that Chris had a job, and a stable one with a good salary, he could afford anything he needed, yet he insisted on saving money and taking responsibility for the household expenses.After all, it was a man’s pride.The car turned left and right, climbing up the mountain, and finally stopped at the entrance of a cemetery.Jessica sat silently in the car for a long time, not speaking until Chris took her hand to get out.But Chris was very happy.He didn’t blame Jessica for not knowing that his mother had already passed away, previously, he had always come alone to see his mother.Today, at last, he brought his now-divorced wife along. Chris fel

Roy held a pen in his hand and didn’t say much upon hearing this.Shannon recounted the situation once more.At that time, Roy was still working in another province and wasn’t very familiar with what was happening here, but he had always been in contact with Chris.When Chris mentioned he was sick, Roy hadn’t paid much attention.Now he learned that Chris had narrowly escaped death, and if Jessica hadn’t changed her flight back at the last minute, he would probably have been reduced to ashes by now.“I understand the situation, but so many years have passed. It’s not easy to merge the cases for investigation. You need to provide concrete evidence, otherwise I can’t establish a special task force.”Shannon already had a lot of materials, not only regarding Chris but also concerning Jessica’s father’s case.Roy and his colleagues flipped through the documents for quite a while.Finally, Roy looked up at Jessica and said, “You’ve done quite a bit of investigation. Your evidence is

Originally, the chairman position didn’t concern him much, but he thought that retirement was only a few years away.Retiring while holding the chairman position could bring in a bit more money, so he decided to have someone arrange things.He gave money and gifts, but in the end, the position went to Chris.Ben, of course, was unhappy about it.In the past few days, he had been giving Chris a cold face whenever they met at the hospital.Chris was the kind of person who never cared about others’ opinions.He wasn’t familiar with Ben, and they rarely interacted, not even sharing rounds together.But enemies’ paths often crossed, and recently there was a consultation patient that required their two departments to meet frequently.Even in the elevator, Chris and Ben would often run into each other.“Yo, Mr. Green, didn’t you already get your appointment letter? Why are you still coming to meetings?” Ben said sarcastically, scrutinizing Chris through the elevator doors.Chris was

Chris shook his hands and raised both of them.“I don’t have any friends at the hospital, only you. If you don’t go, I’ll be bored to death alone. Even if you have something to do, I’ll drag you along.”This time, the patient was an elderly person from their hospital who had been coming for five or six years and had never reached the surgical criteria.This time, because Chris joined and worked with the elder professor, the success rate of the surgery could be increased to 70%, so they chose to operate.As long as the surgery succeeded, the patient would no longer have to endure the pain of illness and could live a few more years at least.The patient’s family waited anxiously outside.Chris was still very serious during the surgery, quite different from other doctors who chatted and joked during operations.He was fully focused, all his attention on the patient, cutting off all sources of complications.By the time he finished his part of the surgery, three hours had passed.