Chapter 795

Chapter 795:

Briley mustered a tight smile. With all the cameras rolling, she had no choice but to play along.

“Thanks for your kindness, Sadie.”

As the atmosphere calmed, the reporters began trickling out. Gradually, the family elders also exited, leaving behind a once-bustling hall now drenched in stillness. Sadie let go of Briley’s hand.

The moment she pivoted to leave, Briley’s restraint gave way entirely. In a sudden outburst, Briley lunged, her palm slicing through the air toward Sadie’s cheek. “You vile witch!”

But Sadie moved with razor precision. Her gaze turned icy as she intercepted the attack, seizing Briley’s wrist and flinging it aside with swift force. Briley lost balance and crashed awkwardly to the floor.

“I’d tread carefully if I were you,” Sadie murmured, her tone dangerously calm. “You wouldn’t want to end up like Coyle.”

Briley’s pupils contracted in shock, her body involuntarily trembling. Though rage twisted her features, her mouth stayed shut.

Sadie didn’t spare her another second—she turned on her heel and headed out, slipping into the car waiting outside.

Briley stayed on the frigid floor, shaking with fury. Her fists clenched, and her mind echoed with one thought: Sadie would pay for this. And for what happened to her brother, vengeance was inevitable.

In the vehicle, Samuel swiveled in his seat, shooting Sadie a thumbs-up. “Your tactic of playing the underdog worked flawlessly, Ms. Hudson. The narrative is now in our favor, and Briley can no longer work in Wall Group. She’ll be too busy putting out PR fires to stir up more chaos.”

Sadie exhaled and massaged her temples, her face unreadable. Briley had only been the beginning.

“What’s the update on the investigation of the doctors?”

At that, Samuel’s expression turned serious. He handed her a tablet.

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Sadie scanned the display—neurology, cognitive repair, top-tier practitioners… Her gaze halted on a name: Hailey Burgess. As detailed in the document, Hailey had earned a reputation as the foremost global authority on cognitive recovery.

The others listed were either completely obscure or had their records so tightly guarded that they couldn’t be accessed. Sadie’s stomach dropped.

Samuel chimed in, “Ms. Burgess left Rosewood Hospital in Zupren three years ago. That’s why some of her files have been declassified. However, Rosewood Hospital is renowned for its strict confidentiality measures. If you’re trying to identify other physicians connected to Mr. Noel’s case, you’ll probably need to travel to Zupren directly.”

Three years ago? Hailey had practiced medicine at Rosewood Hospital? Was that when she first crossed paths with Noah?

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