Rising from the Ashes The Heiress They Tried to Erase Novel

Chapter 1119 Chapter 1121: "I don't think so yet," Maia said with honesty. "Still... I think it's time to see how Chris is doing." Before Maia could move, her phone began to vibrate. Pattie smirked and said, "Oh, look at that! Do you think Chris already sensed you were thinking about him? The two of you must be perfectly in sync." Maia kept her composure, though a faint smile tugged at her lips. That hint of amusement vanished quickly when she looked at the phone screen. The call wasn't from Chris-it was Zoey's name. Maia frowned. Why would Zoey suddenly call her?

A chill of unease ran through Maia. She pushed the car door open and said to Pattie, "Hold on a second. I need to answer this." Only after walking about ten yards from the car did Maia press it to her ear and whisper, "Hi, Zoey." "At least you haven't forgotten about me." Zoey's tone bristled with anger. "Did you ignore my instructions? Why is Roland still hanging around Wront?" Maia drew a breath, but Zoey didn't let her speak. Her voice cut in like a blade. "I spared him because you begged me. Without that, he'd already be finished." "Zoey, please! Just a little longer.

He's about to leave," Maia said desperately. The reply was nothing but the flat drone of a call ended. Oh no! Maia broke into a cold sweat. Clearly, Zoey's patience had run out completely. She was determined to deal with Roland once and for all. A wave of urgency hit Maia-she couldn't let Zoey act on her threat. Without a second thought, she sprinted back to Pattie's car, yanked the door open, and leapt inside. "Pattie, we have to go now! Drive me to Wront Prison!" Inside the hospital, Ethan was just wrapping up his final round of examinations.

His attending physician reviewed the scans and said to him, "Congratulations, Ethan! You can be discharged now." Updates always at galnoνes.com As he heard those words, Ethan's eyes lit up with a long-forgotten spark of hope. "Thank you so much, doctor," he said, his voice steady with gratitude. "You're welcome. I'm just doing my job. If anyone deserves your thanks, make it Mr. Hurst Cooper." The doctor stood with a polite smile. He always knew what should or should not be said, and that was why he had earned Hurst's trust. Ethan lowered his gaze and nodded.

Deep down, he knew that he owed everything to Hurst. Meanwhile, he was also aware that without Maia's herbal treatments, which sped up his recovery, he wouldn't be standing this soon. From the next bed, Marisa broke the silence. "How unfair-you're already walking while I'm still stuck here." "You'll be out in just a couple of days, maybe three at most," Ethan answered with an encouraging tone. The sound of the door creaking open drew their attention as Melanie stepped inside. "Ethan, is it true you're finally being discharged?" . . .