A Life Debt Repaid novel Chapter 1077

"Help!"

Patrick suddenly cried out in the room, and the door promptly opened as the man charged inside, looking really worried. "What happened?!"

He then saw Cordy on the floor and shaking uncontrollably, while Patrick said nervously, "S-She said her stomach hurts, like it would kill her!"

"Why?" the man asked in confusion as he dropped to a crouch to study Cordy, who appeared to be caught in utter anguish.

"Maybe the food you brought in was poisoned?" Patrick suggested.

"No way! We hired a Michelin star chef!" the man blurted in panic.

Cordy blinked even as she kept pretending as if she was in pain.

At that very moment, he became dead sure that Sean was the one who had Patrick and her kidnapped.

"It hurts…" She kept groaning in pain nonetheless.

"Take her to the hospital! Now!" Patrick cried.

"It's not food poisoning. She'll be fine," the man argued.

"I-It might be appendicitis," Cordy stammered, making her sound like she was in a world of pain.

"Appendicitis?" The man did a double take.

Patrick quickly added, "Even if it's just appendicitis, the pain could kill!"

The man rushed outside without delay, clearly to make a call, asking for orders softly. "Mr. Cranston? Ms. Sachs says that her stomach hurts, and it might be appendicitis. What should we do now? Take them to the hospital?"

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Sean had been quietly rushing to Lynd Manor.

He received the text John sent him and immediately felt a foreboding sensation.

That was why the most ideal solution was to stage a kidnapping and to take Cordy and Patrick away to someplace safe. She would be released once they succeed.

Naturally, Sean considered the prospect of failure, and he had arranged for Cordy be transported to safety.

But Cordy ultimately noticed—Sean did not need much thinking and was basically positive that Cordy was faking her stomach ache.

However, he could not afford to gamble right now, since that meant gambling with Cordy's health.

His Adam's apple bobbed as he said, "Take her to the hospital."

"Yes, sir."

"And keep a close eye on her."

"Yes, sir."

The man hung up and quickly returned to the room.