Chapter: 1189

Notwithstanding, he and Joey headed towards the washroom.

After some time, Carson came back.

"Where is Joey?" he asked Rachel knowingly.

Rachel took a quick glance at the phone in his hand.

“Are you through with the phone call?"

"What?" Carson followed Rachel's sight and took a peek at his phone.

Then a smile appeared on his face.

"Oh, I am through with it. I was left with no choice! My subordinates are too bad at making plans."

"Of course they are!" Rachel narrowed her eyes. There was a fake smile on her face.

"You're not very good at acting!"

When Carson realized that Rachel knew that he had pretended to answer the call only moments ago, the smile on his face disappeared. He touched the tip of his nose and coughed to ease the awkwardness of the situation.

"Don't you want to go in?"

Rachel raised her head in order to look through the glass panel on the door.

This ward was a suite. But from her point of view, only the Living room could be seen, and it was empty. She couldn't see Victor.

Rachel pushed the door open in no time and walked in.

"The doctor said Victor would lie in the bed for two months. He has to undergo half a year's rehabilitation training." Carson's voice came from behind her.

“He is in a stable condition now, except..."

"Get out of here!" Victor's voice interrupted Carson's speech.

Rachel stopped and saw a man in a suit coming out of the room. He looked dejected. There was a document in his hand.

He ran into Rachel and Carson as soon as he came out. He was stunned at first, then his face flushed.

"Mr. Scott!"

A work card hung around the man's neck. It was quite noticeable. He was an employee of the Sullivan Group and the director of the project department.

There was no need asking about what just happened to him. Rachel could tell from the man's expression that the project plan had been denied by Victor. He must have been driven out!

Her attention was drawn to the name on the work card. His surname was what really interested Rachel-Ramos.

She turned to Carson. When he looked back at her, she raised her eyebrows teasingly.