Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 549

"Saw it with my own eyes? Aren't I seeing you right now? But I must say, I don't think you are a good person."

The female patient always felt that if Cora had chosen their group, she would be Jane's patient instead.

So, she felt Cora blocked her path to recovery, and she hated Cora to the core.

"Are you jealous of my good looks??" Cora still smiled lightly.

"I don't jealous of you. I mean, someone like you must have a wicked heart."

The female patient was furious.

But she had to admit that Cora was truly stunning.

Her face was the type that many men would find attractive, and her figure was graceful and charming.

Whenever she appeared, everyone's gaze would be unconsciously drawn to her.

Faced with a beautiful woman like Cora, the female patient did not believe in her abilities.

So, she didn't want to put her hope in Cora foolishly.

"I've said it before, only what you see with your own eyes is true. Don't mistrust me just because I'm beautiful. I can really cure you!"

But the female patient still insisted on her own opinion. "I won't let you treat me, not even if I die. Get lost!"

Cora immediately dropped her smile and said, "Remember what you said today. If you regret coming to me for treatment after discovering the truth, I won't treat you."

Her repeated persuasion was giving this female patient a chance.

But this female patient persistently refused, proving that they were not meant to be.

The female patient didn't care, "Do you think I'm interested? Bah! Shameless slut, do you think you can deceive everyone with just your face?"

It was not the first time that Cora heard such ugly words from other people, so her emotions did not fluctuate.

She said to the members of Group A, "Well. If you don't want me to treat you, you can all leave."

In addition to this, Jane said to Cora, "If you let them go now, the competition cannot continue."

Cora said, "As long as one person willingly stays, the competition can continue."

In Jane's dilemma, a young woman from Group A smiled and said, "I'll stay. After all, I don't have many days left. My family signed me up, and I wanted to give it a try. But I'm truly exhausted, and leaving earlier would also be a liberation."

Jane immediately recognized this young woman as Isidra Five, only 26 years old and already in the advanced stage of the disease.

Isidra had undergone various surgeries and chemotherapy, but her condition was getting worse.

Now she was so thin that her bones were showing. She couldn't even stand up and spent her days in a daze. There weren't many days left for her.

After Cora examined Isidra, she said to the other members of Group A, "Hmm, now I have a patient to treat. Those of you who don't want to stay can leave."

As a result, the remaining members of Group A left one by one, running and jumping, not at all resembling seriously ill people.