Chapter 120

Sophia denied it without hesitation, as if she wasn't responsible for the incident at the hospital. But she forgot one thing—I loved her deeply. My love for her had become a habit, and because of that, I could sense even the smallest signs when she lied. I stayed silent as she continued, "Joshua, hospitals deal with so many patients every day. Isn't it normal for things to go wrong sometimes? You can't just blame everything on me." I kept my eyes fixed on her and asked in a low voice, "Sophia, do you realize that when you lie, your eyebrows twitch and you curl your left hand into a half-fist?" She paused for a moment, clearly not expecting me to expose her. Then she quickly returned to her usual calm, picking up her food and continuing to eat. "So what?" My hand tightened at my side, and my eyes turned bloodshot. "Why? Why are you still targeting Jayden's hospital? You promised that if I washed Edison's clothes, you wouldn't interfere with Jayden's hospital or my studio in exchang