"Enough! Don't think that I'm unaware of what you're thinking. We're both women and we know how each other think." Mandy looked at Zoe with dissatisfaction.

"What do you mean, Ms. Zhao?" Zoe smiled bitterly. "I'm here to take care of you. What else am I here for?"

"Don't play dumb with me," Mandy said coldly. "I'm telling you, you'd better give up on Barton as soon as possible, or I won't spare you."

"Ms. Zhao, what are you talking about? I don't understand.

Mr. Xiao is my boss. There is nothing else between us. What do you want to say?" Zoe was genuinely surprised at her statement.

Mandy snorted and said nothing.

Zoe didn't want to stay in the ward any longer after Mandy's ridiculous outburst. She believed that Mandy also didn't want to see her around, so she found an excuse to stay outside for a while.

She didn't expect to meet Julia there of all places.

Julia got a little hurt while she was fi

ou?" Julia took a look at Mandy's foot. The swelling looked painful.

"I'm fine." Mandy frowned slightly. Although she didn't want to talk too much to Julia, she spoke kindly when she remembered what Jean had told her. "I just sprained my ankle. The doctor said that as long as I take a good rest, I will recover soon."

"I see." Julia nodded slightly. "I didn't have enough time to buy things for you. Let me peel you an apple."

"No, thank you." Mandy looked at Julia. "I'm really fine. You should head back now."

Although Mandy was normally chatty, she didn't know what to say when she was with Julia, so she kept urging her to leave.

Julia glanced at Mandy and asked dryly, "Do you really want me to leave that badly?"

"I said I'm really fine," Mandy said with a frown. "I'm afraid that I'll delay your work."

Julia sneered in reply. "Since you wish so much for me to leave, I won't dawdle here any longer."