Return Of The Real Heiress: Secrets And Masks novel Chapter 344

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Crow, Hugh, and Zander stood outside, each holding a cup of coffee, leaning against the car as they quietly waited. 

Half an hour later, a man hurriedly walked up, carrying a bag wrapped in brown paper filled with medicine and another large bag stuffed with pies 

As he approached the clinic and saw the expensive business car parked out front, along with the three big men leisurely sipping their coffee, he couldn’t help but give them a puzzled look. 

Crow noticed the man as well. They exchanged glances, but the man didn’t acknowledge them and walked straight into the clinic. The three men didn’t react, continuing to sip their coffee without a word. 

As soon as the man entered the clinic, his eyes landed on Cherise sitting in the corner. The elderly man immediately stood up and greeted him. “That was really quick, Dr. Garcia.” 

Hearing the voice, Cherise looked up, realizing that he was the owner of the clinic. 

Cherise lowered her head, frowning slightly. A thought crossed her mind, ‘Is this Dr. Garcia, the owner of this clinic? If so, I must have got the wrong person. 

The real Mr. Garcia should be around the same age as Grandpa Marlon, but this man looks like he’s only about thirty. That’s weird. My big data software couldn’t possibly make a mistake! 

Her mind was racing, but she didn’t get up immediately. Instead, she remained seated in silence, deep in thought. 

Eugene began to carefully remove the moxibustion tools from the elderly woman’s head. “You’re all set now. Just be sure not to overexert yourself. It’s been raining a lot these days, so be extra careful when walking” 

After speaking, he pulled out a bag of pies from the large sack filled with them and handed it to the elderly woman. 

She looked up at him, feeling both grateful and a bit embarrassed. “You’re so kind, Dr. Garcia. I haven’t finished the fruit you gave me last time, and now you’re giving me food again. 

“You don’t charge for your treatments, and now you’re giving me extra. I owe you a lot.” 

Eugene’s expression grew a little stern. Take them. I know you need this,” he said, his tone making it clear he meant it. 

This tactic, though firm, always worked on the elderly. He then took the remaining pies and medicine from the bag. handing them to the other elderly patient sitting nearby. 

He said, “Same routine for the medicine–one packet a day, and is enough for five days. Once you’re done, you’ll feel much better. And here, these pies–each of you take a bag. Now go back and get some rest. It’s cold outside.” 

The two elderly patients took the bundles with grateful smiles, murmuring their thanks as they left the clinic, “Thank you so much, Dr. Garcia.” 

As the two elderly patients left, only Cherise and Eugene remained inside the clinic. 

“I’m going in,” Hugh said, looking toward the door, ready to enter 

Crow and Zander each grabbed one of his arms. “What are you doing? It’s a serious matter,” Crow said in a low voice to avoid attracting attention. 

Hugh tried to keep his tone down. That guy looks quite handsome, and it’s just a man and a woman alone. I’m worried Mr. Chivers won’t be happy about it. 

Zander scoffed, “No matter how good–looking he is, he can’t be better than Mr. Chivers. Just wait, we’re lucky to be following 

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along with her.” 

“Exactly. Boss has great taste, and you should trust her. Besides, they’re a married couple now. She must have already told him about this trip to Larkston,” Crow added, trying to calm Hugh clown. 

Hugh, seeing that there was no point in arguing further, sighed and gave up. He didn’t want to make things complicated by rushing in and possibly ruining Cherise’s business. With a sip of his coffee, he returned his focus to the clinic, watching closely. 

Inside the clinic, Cherise stood up and nodded politely to Eugene 

Eugene, noticing her, smiled. “You’re here for a consultation, right? I have to charge for my services,” he said, pointing to the large sign on the wall. It said. “Free medical treatment for widow, orphans, the disabled, and the sick” 

He then continued, giving her an appreciative glance, “Wait, you seem in perfect health. You don’t look like you need any 

treatment.”