She’s Married, Sir (Scarlett and Sebastian)
Chapter 147

Chapter 147

Scarlett was aware that Dev was lingering outside the door, yet she didn't send him away, understanding that the Gatsby family wouldn't permit Dev to squander his time in A Town, and it wouldn't be long before he was taken away.

When she got home, she took a shower, opened the drawer, and took the medicine that she had prescribed in the hospital.

She forgot to take out the special medicine that Lanny had given her, as well as her phone.

At that time, she was in a hurry, so she put on Sebastian's clothes and helped Dev out of the villa.

She picked up the coat that contained the scent of a man and touched it. She was very reluctant.

But when she recalled the words he had whispered in her car, the tenderness in her eyes suddenly vanished.

Scarlett opened the drawer and found the still-sealed will. Taking it out, she discovered a paper with the name "Sebastian" written on it.

He wrote down a line below, He said. Don't dream that I will love you. It turns out that he doesn't love me.

Scarlett fell asleep as soon as she touched the bed.

The late-stage patient was very sleepy, and she soon fell into a deep sleep.

The man outside the door leaned against the door frame and did not move at all, as if waiting for her to soften.

He waited for a whole night, but she did not open the door.

The look in the man's eyes slowly lost its color...

Jackman family Manor.

Lanny came to check again with the medicine box as usual.

However, she was told that Miss Sales had already left and that there was no need to come back for treatment.

She was surprised. She did not know what had happened yesterday and thought that Miss Sales had thought of a way to leave.

She thought it was best to leave, as the illness she was suffering from was not something that could be easily shaken off. She did not want to pass away in the Jackman family's villa and have people misconstrue the situation.

She nodded and was about to return to the hospital with the medicine box when Leo's voice came from upstairs -

"Lanny, Mr. Jackman asked you to come up."

Lanny heard this and obediently went upstairs.

"Cousin, why is Mr. Jackman looking for me?"

Leo was her cousin and both of them worked for Sebastian.

However, Leo grew up with Sebastian and they were closer.

However, it didn't matter who was far or near. Both of them were Sebastian's right-hand men.

"You'll know when you go in."

Leo motioned for her to enter the study.

She nodded and pushed the door open.

"Mr. Jackman, are you looking for me?"

The man sat in front of the study room and lowered his head to stare at the data on the computer. When he saw her come in, he only lifted his eyelids and retracted his gaze. "Send it to her.

The man pushed the white leather bag and several boxes of medicine on the table to Lanny.

When Lanny saw the things on the table, she immediately recognized that they were Miss Sales'

The boxes of medicine were given by her, but the boxes had been changed.

He changed the special medicine used by late stage patients into the packaging of ordinary heart patients

Lanny was glad. Fortunately, when she gave Miss Sales the medicine, she was afraid that she would be exposed, changed it herself. Now it fell inta Sebastian's hands and was not discovered by him. Okay, Mr. Jackman, I will send it to Miss Sales later.

turned around and wanted to leave, but was stopped by

"Mr. Jackman, do you have any other instructions?"

Sebastian looked up from the computer, took out a business card, and handed it to her.

"This is Dr. George from the United States. He is looking for a heart that matches her recently. You can contact him in the future."

Dr. George, she has heard of his name. He is a famous cardiologist internationally.

Sebastian actually asked Dr. George to find a matching heart for Miss Sales!

Didn't he not care about Miss Sales?

How could he help Miss Sales invite such a famous expert to find the heart?

Could it be that he...

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