The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife

Chapter 269 Dr. Andrew

Jacob was dumbfounded. He glared at Anna, "When did you contact Susie?"

Anna was just about to explain when Susan interrupted, "Jacob, I'm the one who contacted her and asked her to report to me."

Jacob looked at Susan, then looked at Anna. He suddenly felt aggrieved, "I don’t care, I want someone else!"

"Recently, the housekeeping market has been a little tense. It won’t be easy to find someone else," Susan said. "Jacob, how about this? Wait for another three days. If you still want to use someone else after three days, I'll find someone for you."

Jacob looked at Susan speechlessly.

How badly could the market be doing? To the point where the Shaw Corporation could not even find a housekeeper?

For some reason, Susan seemed to like Anna.

Jacob was quiet, so Susan pleaded, "Jacob."

Jacob could not stand it. "Fine, fine. Then, I'll wait for three days. Three days later, you must get someone else for me."

"Okay." Susan agreed happily. Then, she winked cheekily, "By then, perhaps you won’t want to change

anymore.”

Jacob simply gave her a cold snort.

When Susan left, Anna sent her out.

"Ms. Shelby, thank you so much. If it wasn't for you, I definitely would've been chased out already," Anna said thankfully.

Susan smiled at her, "No need to thank me, Jacky is quite a pitiful child. If you complete this month's job properly, I will personally pay for 30k of his medical bills."

Anna was shocked, "Ms. Shelby, you knew everything?"

She had never talked about Jacky before. Evidently, Susan investigated her background.

"Of course," Susan smiled. "Naturally, I would want to make sure that my brother is in good hands. I empathize with your desire to help Mary and Jacky, and I am quite satisfied with how well you took care o f my brother, so I don't mind helping you out a little. However, three days is my limit. If Jacob still doesn't want to hire you after three days, there's nothing I can do to help."

"I understand, Ms. Shelby. I will work hard," Anna said quickly.

"Well, that's great then," Susan said, then glanced at her. "You're from the North, right? Quite a heavy accent you've got there."

Anna was shocked but tried to hide it, "Ye... yes." "No need to be scared," Susan smiled, "I'm not interested in your real identity. I just need to know that you have no ill intentions towards my brother and that you have a good personality.”

Anna was relieved and she quickly promised, "Don’t worry, Ms. Shelby. I have no bad intentions at all. I will definitely take good care of Mr. Shelby."

"Work hard." Susan patted her shoulder encouragingly and left.

Anna watched Susan leave and finally let loose of her tensed spine.

Mrs. Shaw was not someone to be trifled with.

If she had any ill intentions towards Jacob, it would probably be exposed right away.

Fortunately, this time, she really wanted to take good care of Jacob and earn Jacky's medical fees.

It was just that Jacob who was difficult to deal with.

With just three days left, would she be able to gain his trust?

After leaving the hospital, Susan looked at the clear sky and sighed.

In the second trimester of her pregnancy, her body felt much lighter than it did during the first trimester. She wanted to spend more time with Jacob, but he would not let her stay for more than half an hour.

Besides, it would be boring to go back home...

Susan blinked, and she suddenly had an idea.

After getting into the car, Susan told the driver, "Go to Lanyard."

She felt pretty good today, so she wanted to surprise Julian. This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

How would he react to seeing her?

Everyone in Lanyard knew Susan.

Susan easily passed through security and arrived at the entrance of the CEO’s office.

"Mrs. Shaw." The secretaries stood up to greet her.

Susan stuck her tongue out, "Call me Susie. Mrs. Shaw is so awkward."

Susan still seemed as easygoing as she used to be, so everyone laughed and called her Susie.

"Is Julian in the office? Can I visit him?" Susan smiled.

"Usually Mr. Shaw does not let anyone interrupt him if there's no urgent business." The secretary said and laughed, "But Susie you are definitely an exception. Just enter."

Julian was known for his love for Susan throughout Ningcheng City. There definitely would not be any problems if it was Susan.

"Okay," Susan smiled, then walked to the door.

She was going to knock, but she changed her mind: why not surprise Julian with her rare visit?

Susan smiled cheekily and opened the door quietly.

She looked into the room. Julian was on a call facing away from the door, and he did not notice her.

A smile crept onto Susan's face and she tiptoed into the room, then closed the door carefully.

"Dr. Andrew, how's the outcome of your investigation?”

Julian was very focused on the call, and he spoke English.

Susan did not disturb him. She lied down on the sofa comfortably.

'Wait, Dr. Andrew? Why is Julian talking to a doctor?'

Doubt flashed across her mind, but Susan did not ponder too much. She started munching down on the honeydew that was put on the table. Her English was not too good, and Julian spoke too

quickly, so she could only understand the phrase 'Dr. Andrew.' 1

"There's a result? Go on." Julian sounded even more focused.

Dr. Andrew's voice sounded in the room, "Mr. Shaw, I checked through all of the recorded cases of hereditary heart disease in the past hundred years. The type of latent hereditary heart disease that you mentioned is very rare. However, I still managed to find around ten cases in the past 100 years."

Around ten cases.

Julian’s pupils shrank, "And your conclusion is?"

"Based on these cases, it can be concluded that the inheritance of this disease is not related to gender. Once the disease is confirmed, regardless of their gender, the baby would have more than a 95% chance o f inheriting the disease. Even those who did not inherit the disease would have significantly weaker heart and lung functions.”

Above 95% was a scary statistic.

Julian held his phone tightly and his voice cracked, "If a pregnant woman has the disease, would the labor pose higher risks?”