Chapter 1258: Chapter 1261: Lucky Encounter with an Acquaintance (Extra 3) Chapter 1258: Chapter 1261: Lucky Encounter with an Acquaintance (Extra 3) “All right, I’ll be watching with interest,”
Lily said with a smirk to Wendy Jenkins, seemingly unfazed by the threats implied in Wendy’s words.

Aidan Lucas wasn’t a pushover.

Neither was she.

The Reddington family backing her was certainly not to be trifled with.

Seeing that the dispute here wouldn’t end anytime soon, Lily couldn’t be bothered to involve herself further. Since everything that needed to be said was out in the open, both sides were now clearly poised for confrontation.

So she did not linger.

After saying goodbye to Mr. Scott, Larry Scott, and Oliver Ford, Lily left with her entourage.

Just as she rounded the corner of the stairwell on this floor, she ran into a doctor wearing a white lab coat.

The man, rushing from outside, was looking down at the data in his hands and didn’t look up.

Lily couldn’t avoid him in time and bumped into him directly.

“Ah, I’m so sorry… I’m in a hurry to go…” The man hurriedly looked up, paused when he saw Lily’s face, “You… you are…”

Lily recognized the familiarity in his voice and looked at him closely.

“Doctor Richardson!”

Jacob, the Chief of Neurology at First City Hospital in A City, had once helped her fake amnesia as her chief physician.

Most importantly, he was Diana’s brother and definitely one of her own.

“Doctor Richardson, what are you doing here?” Seeing Jacob, Lily’s eyes involuntarily lit up.

Jacob began sweating all over and felt a tingling in his scalp under her gaze.

He had heard from Diana about the fact that Lily had not died and had become Lily Redington.

But that wasn’t what he cared about. What he worried about was, what did this woman, looking at him with eyes filled with intent, want to do?

He didn’t need to ask to know. This woman and his sister Diana were cut from the same cloth; her looking for him was surely no good.

He cleared his throat and said, “I’ve been transferred to A City, now overseeing the intensive care unit, which is the Center ICU. It’s not a place ordinary people visit, so rest assured, I absolutely can’t help you this time.”

Last time he almost staked his reputation as an expert by faking the ‘selective intermittent amnesia’.

Running into her again, just by seeing the gleam in her eyes, he knew she was up to no good.

Jacob reminded himself that he must not get involved in murky waters this time.

However, upon hearing his words, the smile on Lily’s face grew even sweeter.

Her beautiful, peach-blossom eyes appeared as though they were drenched with water, twinkling at Jacob. If Aidan Lucas were here, he would’ve been jealous enough to tear Doctor Richardson into pieces.

“You… you really are…” Lily just stared at Jacob without saying a word.

Within half a minute, Jacob’s face turned red, unable to cope.

He was a simple and honest doctor, so why did he end up having such an unreliable sister, oh!

“Fine, fine, fine, just tell me what you need help with. For Diana’s sake, if it’s nothing too outrageous, I’ll help you,”
“Thank you, Doctor Richardson!” Lily smiled sweetly, “Don’t worry, it’s nothing major. Come on… let’s go to your office first.”

The Center ICU Unit is the most important and intense department in the entire hospital, specifically responsible for the coordination and arrangement of critically ill patients.

Although Jacob was young, he had gained fame early in life. Not only was his medical skill superb, but his experience also matched that of many senior experts who had been in the field for decades.

After transferring to First City Hospital in A City, he took charge of the operations of the entire Center ICU Unit.

Lily followed Jacob into his personal office, with two burly men in black standing guard outside.

Once in the office, Jacob started to look through medical records, talking as he searched, “I couldn’t tell, you actually care a great deal about your grandfather. I thought you were up to no good again, wanting to cause trouble, but it turns out you just want to know about a relative’s condition. You could’ve said so earlier, there’s no need for secrecy, it’s not like it’s anything scandalous.”