Investigate the cause of death（2）

"We are friends of Dr. Mitchel," said Oliver Ford, breaking the awkward silence.

Jane lowered her head and wrote something down for Oliver Ford to read. After reading it, Oliver Ford spoke to Nicholas Turner and the Mitchel family, "This lady is Jane. She has a question for all of you. She came to see Dr. Mitchel because four years ago, when he was the head of the obstetrics and gynecology department at St. Mary's Hospital in S City, he switched her biological son with a male baby. Now that the truth has been exposed, she has divorced and wants to find her own child. She has no other demands except to offer one million as a reward. If you know anything, please tell her."

Upon hearing this, Nicholas Turner and the Mitchel family were stunned.

Nicholas Turner was excited to hear about the one million reward, while the eldest brother and sister-in-law of the Mitchel family were purely shocked. They never expected Natalie Mitchel to have done such a thing. Avery Mitchell, who was standing nearby, trembled and stared strangely at Jane.

Jane pursed her lips lightly.

Although Natalie Mitchel had died, she had to pay the price for what she had done. Moreover, after her death, her family members were the most likely to know her secret. She decided to break the news and let everyone face it together.

"Is there really one million?" Nicholas Turner's eyes lit up as he looked at Jane, not at all like a former husband grieving for Natalie Mitchel's death.

Jane nodded expressionlessly.

Before she could say anything, the eldest brother of the Mitchel family scolded Nicholas Turner in a stern voice, "My sister's body is not even cold yet, and you're already thinking about money?"

Nicholas Turner retorted, "Samuel Turner is still studying abroad. Do you support him financially?"

The Mitchel family were all ordinary office workers and did not have that much money. The eldest brother was left speechless. Angrily, he glared at Nicholas Turner and said, "You've already divorced my sister, so you have no business here. Leave."

Nicholas Turner had stayed here to collect some money, but the eldest brother had entrusted it to a dedicated person to manage, and he had not made any money and worked hard all day. "Fine, I'll leave."

After he grumbled and left, the eldest brother of the Mitchel family spoke to Jane with an unfriendly tone, "My sister is not the person you described. You must be mistaken."

Jane looked at him mockingly and didn't say much before letting Oliver Ford escort her away.

A pair of eyes fell on her back, unsteady and restless. When she turned around, she saw Avery Mitchell looking down with his head lowered.

After going out for a while, Jane understood why she still had to stay in the hospital for another week. She was just sitting in a wheelchair, pushed by someone else, but when she came back, she was already exhausted and sweating profusely.

Oliver Ford noticed her exhaustion and carried her to the bed, telling her to rest. However, she had been sleeping too much recently and couldn't fall asleep at all. She tried to speak, but was not successful.

Oliver Ford gently held her hand to comfort her, "Take it easy, Jane. You will be fine."

Jane blinked and typed on her phone, "I want you to do me a favor."

Oliver Ford nodded, "Sure." He didn't even ask what she needed help with.

Jane smiled, "Let me borrow some of your popularity and tell the person who wants to harm me that I am doing well."

Since learning that she was poisoned, she had thought a lot. Based on various clues, she felt that the most likely culprit who poisoned her was Carl Edwards and Alice Garcia!

When her cough worsened recently, Carl Edwards was already in prison, so the only one who could have poisoned her was Alice Garcia.

She originally thought that Alice Garcia only wanted to steal her parents' and Jane's family's money, but she didn't expect that she wanted to harm her life.

"Of course," Oliver Ford smiled.

Two hours later, a photo of Jane meeting Oliver Ford in City A appeared on the internet, causing a sensation. In less than a quarter of an hour, the news had reached Alice Garcia's ears.