Chapter 476

Chapter: 476

“Is it the CEO of the Thomas Group, Marcus Thomas?”

She had long considered it impossible, but who else could it be now if not him?

The doctor remained silent, but it was enough to confirm Millie’s speculation.

After ending the call, she did not move from her spot for a moment.

She appeared to be trying to bring herself back to reality as she stood by the window. For a moment, she let the cold air hit her

face.

Marcus, it turned out, was the one who went to such lengths to acquire the required medication for her grandmother.

Worse, she told him straight to his face that it was Leon who did so.

Being misidentified must be upsetting to him.

Earlier, Marcus had positioned himself at the spot where he could watch Leon and Millie clearly as they talked.

He could not hear what they were discussing, but the more he looked at them, the more upset he became. Millie had shown

more interest in Leon than she did in him.

“Millie, you like Leon, don’t you? You've gotten bored of me, have you?” Finally, he asked Millie the question he had been dying

to ask.

“What are you talking about? | don’t like him,” Millie replied immediately.

Marcus scoffed.

“why do you keep making excuses to see him if you don’t like him? Why are you always looking at him?”

“| really don’t like him. | approached him earlier because | had something important to ask him.”

Millie shifted from one foot to another before continuing, “By the way, thank you for the medicine you brought for my

grandmother. | talked to Leon about it earlier. | thought it was him who bought it.”

Marcus raised a brow. So, that was what she was discussing with Leon.

“After my conversation with Leon, | found out that it was you who bought the medicine...”

Millie trailed off. She did not know what else to say.

“You don’t have to thank me. Such words directed to me have lost all significance the moment you mistook that man for Leon.”

Leon was always rude to her, but she still mistook him for the man who helped her.

Marcus felt like a total failure. He was always there for her, but it was like she could not see him at all.