Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

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Chapter 2741

“Dude, okay. Please make way, and I’ll leave using the other way.” The driver was afraid that

Chester was a psycho, so he reversed and promptly turned the steering wheel to leave.

As Chester stood in the middle of the busy road, the motorists who drove past him shot a look at

him.

All of them considered him a psycho and did not dare to provoke him.

After Chester left the road, he kept walking forward.

His phone rang, but he was too lazy to answer the call.

When he was tired of walking and his shoes were worn out, he sat on a chair at the roadside to

rest. Then, his phone rang once again.

He took out his phone, only to find it was a call from the hospital director.

After watching his phone ring for over ten seconds, Chester pressed the answer button.

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“Director...”

“Young Master Jewell, you finally answered my call.”

The director was very anxious. “Didn’t we agree on surgery at 3 p.m. this afternoon? The patient’s family has

signed to agree with it. It’s time you come and get yourself ready.”

Chester lowered his head and looked at his empty right hand. He had been shivering since he left Neeson

Corporation. “I can’t do it.”

“What?” The director almost went mad. “The surgery is more likely to succeed if you’re the one performing it. The

patient’s family is waiting for you here. They take you as their savior.”

“Savior?”

Chester forced a laugh. “Am I? I’m just cold, merciless, and despicable.”

“What on earth are you saying?” The director could not understand a thing he said.

“It’s not because I don’t want to perform the surgery. The issue lies in... my hands.” Chester said softly, “If I

perform the surgery, there will be little or no likelihood of success.”

The director was fuming. “Are you serious?” “I will never joke about this kind of matter.” Chester’s voice was hollow.

“Fine. In that case, I’ll perform it.” The director laughed wryly before hanging up the call.

Chester put down his phone and struggled to control his trembling hands. However, his hands began to shake again

after a while, and even his heart started to twitch.

He was a skillful doctor.

He knew that although those symptoms had appeared many times today, he was not suffering from a disease.

In fact, it was because he was having an adrenaline rush. On top of that, his nervous regulation was abnormal,

resulting in anxiety, hand tremors, muscle ache, and muscle tremors.

Those symptoms had never happened to him before in his life.

However, it was today that he finally realized he had fallen in love with someone.

That form of love might seem mild, but by the time he realized, it was already embedded deep within his heart.

Nevertheless, it was pointless.

It was because Charity said they would never ever be together.

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Neeson Corporation.

After Chester left, Charity stood in front of the floor- to-ceiling window to calm down for a long

time.

She caught sight of Chester’s mad behavior when he was on the road. He looked like a lost kid

walking aimlessly ahead until he gradually disappeared from her sight.

Charity slowly looked down.

Then, Max gave her a call. “Charity, Steven told me that Chester came looking for you again and

that he said some weird things to you. Did he suspect your identity?”

“...He’s aware of it,” Charity answered nonchalantly after some thought.

The other end of the call was quiet for a while before Max asked with mixed feelings, “Well...

What did he say? He must regret what he did after learning you’re Charity.”

“He does, but what can he do?” Charity asked softly.

Max was speechless. Only after a while did he say, “ After all, you both were once in a

relationship, and he knows he has misunderstood you all along. Now that he knows you’re alive,

he probably wants to make amends for his wrongdoings.”

“Tell me how he can make amends.” Charity was rather curious.

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