CHAPTER 752: CHAPTER 752: THE UNVEILED MYSTERY

However, the young girl should never have used such despicable means to detain Jasper Sinclair in Melbourne.

Thus, the mystery in Nora Northwood’s heart was unraveled.

"Did the doctor mention how long it would take for your body to recover?"

"It takes a hundred days to heal bones and tendons. Given my current condition, I probably won’t recover in less than six months."

As soon as the words fell, the two looked at each other with different expressions.

"You..."

"I..."

Two voices sounded at the same time, then simultaneously stopped. Hannah Sinclair wrinkled her nose and said, "You speak first."

"Given the current situation, it’s difficult for you to receive more meticulous care here. Why not return home? If you wish, I have a way."

"It seems we’ve both come to the same conclusion." Hannah Sinclair smiled lightly and continued, "I’ve paid off the family debt to the main branch. I plan to spend the rest of my life in Melbourne. My parents left me enough money to live extravagantly until I die. If my cousin regains his memory, please tell him thank you for letting me go."

"Aren’t you planning to visit your parents?"

"I’ll go back if there’s a chance."

Seeing that she had made up her mind, Nora Northwood did not try to persuade her further. Perhaps, for her, this was the best ending.

Forcing Hannah to stay with the Sinclair Family would only make her feel more guilty, which would be bad for everyone.

A sudden phone ringing interrupted their conversation. Nora answered and found out that Louis Hayes had already arrived in Melbourne and was on his way to the private estate.

So, she hurriedly bid farewell to Hannah Sinclair.

Before leaving the hospital, Nora left her phone number, indicating that Hannah could contact her anytime if she needed help.

This was, in a way, to thank her for clearing up today’s confusion.

After leaving the hospital, Nora called Louis back and arranged to meet at a restaurant near the hospital.

About half an hour later, they met at the restaurant.

Louis Hayes, weary from his travels, carried a brown paper bag and spread it out on the table, "Madam, I’ve brought the things you requested."

"Sit down, let’s eat and talk."

"I’m afraid that’s inappropriate. Why don’t you take a look first?"

Except for business banquets, Louis rarely dined at the same table as his superiors, which was against etiquette.

Unlike him, Nora wasn’t so particular. In recent days, she’d let Francis join her table quite a few times.

She lifted her chin a second time, then nodded slightly to signal Louis to sit down: "You’ve flown over from afar, sitting on a plane for more than ten hours. Am I really going to mistreat you?"

Given how far the conversation had gone, if Louis didn’t sit down, it would seem he was being ungrateful.

So, he sat directly across from Nora Northwood, with an empty spot saved for Finnian Lawrence.

As the appetizers hadn’t been served yet, Nora opened the brown paper bag. It wasn’t particularly important things anyway—just a stack of A4 papers recording the personal details of Jasper Sinclair.

If they wanted to bring him back home, the first step was to let Jasper understand who he was and what his identity was.

He carried responsibilities he couldn’t abandon just because of a few words from a woman.

If he really did that, the financial markets both domestically and internationally would be impacted to varying degrees.

Nora couldn’t fathom what would happen to The Sinclair Group if it fell into someone else’s hands.