Billionaire's Reborn Baby novel Chapter 440

"Do you want to die?"

Noah put on medical gloves and gave Christy a shot of tetanus. Then, with a cold face, he took the anti-inflammatory medicine liquid and hung it over her. He looked down, patted the back of her hand to find the veins, and injected the needle.

Christy hissed and covered her eyes, not daring to look.

"You're not scared of snakes, but needles?" Noah was half angry or half sarcastic.

Christy laughed and kicked, "Why are you so angry? I was being followed. How could I come back?"

"Can't the person who saved you give you a shot of tetanus?" Noah was so furious that he was more talkative than usual. "Fortunately, it's still cold. If it were a hot day, you would be dying."

"If conditions permitted, he would give it to me. But conditions didn't permit." Christy tilted her head and remembered his eyes.

"Conditions didn't permit?" Noah said while looking at her, "You spent a whole day together. He had plenty of time to give you the drug."

Christy helplessly said, "Trevor saved me. He can't go out, okay?"

Noah frowned, "Trevor? Trevor Peck? The autistic genius who has been staying in the attic?"

Christy retorted, "I don't think he's autistic. He is indeed a genius. He learned how to take out bullets on the spot."

Noah looked at her strangely, "You..."

"What's wrong?"

"Did he do something to you?" Noah took off his gloves and looked at her seriously.

"Huh?" It took Christy a while to understand. She laughed loudly and said, "Hey, you know me. It was me who did something to him. I thought he would be bored if he stayed there alone, so I teased him."

Of course, she didn't elaborate on how. Besides, Noah wasn't interested in it.

He went to the bathroom, washed his hands, and took out his phone to send a message to Emily. Today was Maury's funeral. When he finished, he took her phone and said, "What do you want to say to Emily?"

Christy stretched out her right hand and said, "Let me do it. I can move my right hand."

Noah didn't say anything and handed over his phone.

When she finished, she stared at the needle blankly. After a moment, she rushed to Noah who was sitting in front of the computer, and said, "He saved me."

"Yeah, I know. I'll thank him in person if I have the chance." Noah didn't look up.

"He saved my life," Christy repeated.

Noah turned away from the screen. Thinking about the way Christy talked about Trevor, he realized. "Is he... that person?"

Christy smiled. "I didn't expect to meet him. He's younger than I thought. I thought he was older than me, but he's younger."

Thinking about himself ten years ago, Noah had to admit he wasn't as talented as Trevor.

"He is indeed a genius."

He printed all the information he had collected and pasted it on the wall. Christy lay on the sofa and looked at the wall. She said, "Mr. Ferne told me everything about the police station. The only thing I found in Branden's place was the red door. There was nothing inside, except for a bed, a chair, and a mirror."

"This is a clue," Noah noted down bed, chair, and mirror.

"Oh, there are two books by the bed," Christy added.

Noah wrote down two books.

Ferne didn't report the situation at the police station until 6 pm. Things didn't go well and he was dejected, his voice being hoarse as if something blocked his throat.

"Did you smoke?" Noah asked.

"I did," Ferne answered. He then went silent.

"It's fine. The incidents of Stony and Randy's team member haven't been solved yet. The police will focus on them. As long as we find enough evidence during that time, it will be fine."

Ferne was still worried. "Can we? Branden will be released soon."

Branden was really smart. When he was caught by the police, he was alone in his private villa. The blood in the red door was cleaned up. There wasn't anything out of place.

Even though he knew Nikhil, he didn't seem to know anything about Nikhil kidnapping Lord Top. He didn't know Jessica kidnapping Stony, either. As for why Leon and Jamie Tolle from the City Hospital appeared at the House of Hope, he also made his point clear,

"I don't know. Sorry, I don't know. I'm very busy. I don't ask about this."

The police could not get anything useful from him. Children from House of Hope couldn't testify, either. There were no signs of abuse and their check-ups were fine. They had long since been released, along with the staff of House of Hope. Jessica and three men had been arrested and charged with kidnapping.