Chapter 118

After ensuring Curtis had left, Tommy requested Margot's discharge from the hospital.

On that very night, he took Margot and left, going to a place beyond Curtis' reach.

Although he knew it wasn't appropriate, he always felt that Margot would be in danger if she continued to stay there.

Although uncertain whether Curtis was the source of danger, Tommy preferred that Margot avoid any contact with him until she had completely recovered and he had unraveled the reasons behind her attempted suicide.

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Curtis simply went home, showered, and changed his clothes. Upon his return to the hospital, the ward was already empty.

Seeing the nurse tidying up the bed, he strode forward and asked, "Where is the patient who was staying here?"

The nurse was startled and quickly replied, "She's been discharged this afternoon."

"What do you mean? She hasn't fully recovered yet, right? How could she be discharged?"

"I'm not so sure about this as well. Her family insisted on discharging her."

Curti