Triplets on Secret Mission
Chapter 1040

Chapter 1040

Chapter 1040

Chapter 1040 "OK." Caitlyn agreed, and then asked, "What about Mr. Anderson? Should I prepare onefor him?"

Molly shook her head and said, "Not for now. I'll go and see the results of his rehabilitation later."

"Okay, then I'll treat Brycen first. If you have any questions, come to me." Caitlyn took back theinformation and quickly went upstairs to replace Brycen.

Not surprisingly, Brycen's screams were soon heard upstairs. Molly was not surprised and was going tosee Sean next door.

But her phone suddenly rang at this moment. It was a call from Selon!

Molly raised her eyebrows, picked it up, and greeted him first, "Mr. Shepard, what's the matter?"

Selon's voice was gentle and calm, "Well, I'm calling to inform you of something. The location of thisfree clinic has been confirmed. It's in a slum in Domster! Dr. Joye, you should know about this place,right?"

Molly froze and sounded very surprised, "Isn't the location of the free clinic in the country? We're nowgoing abroad, and it's Domster?"

Wasn't that place full of wars? In particular, the slums had fallen and become hell-like. It wasunexpected that the Shepard family decided to hold their free clinic in such a dangerous place.

"Mr. Shepard, why didn't you mention it before?" Molly frowned.

She had thought that the free clinics would be held in some remote or impoverished areas of thecountry at most.

She had never expected to go to such a dangerous place!

She had no idea how long it would take her to come back after going there. Even if she went there, itwould be uncertain whether she could come back alive.

If she was alone, it'd be fine.

But right now, there were a lot of people in her family as well as Sean and their three children...

"Sorry, Dr. Joye, I didn't mention it because we didn't plan to go there. But later, we received somenews that a group of compatriots were implicated in the war and were living in that slum, includinghundreds of children. Now many of them have been injured, so we've made an impromptu decision togo to that place.

"It's indeed our fault to notify you so late. But I hope that you can go with us. Your medical skills will bethe hope of many people there.

"Of course, if you don't want to go, it's okay. I can cross off your name! After all, this matter is voluntary,and I respect your choice."

Hearing his words, Molly was in a mess.

She instinctively didn't want to go. If she went there and something happened to her, what should herchildren and family members do?

But as a doctor and a mother of three children, she could not refuse immediately when she heard thathundreds of children were suffering.

Molly was silent for a long time and then said, "Sorry, this matter... I may not be able to give you ananswer right away.

I have to discuss it with my family."

"Okay." Selon was very straightforward, "The time for the free clinic is still set at the beginning of nextmonth. Before that, just give me your answer."

"Ok," Molly responded lightly, hung up the phone, and froze fora longtime.

At the same time, in the study of the villa next door, Sean was facing a mountain of documents andwas busy working.

Tony was quietly handling work on the side.

In the air, there were only the sounds of flipping through papers and the swishing of signatures.

Suddenly, a sharp siren broke the silence.

It was the computer in front of Sean that rang! The originally blue LCD screen was occupied by ablood-red alert page... Tony froze, and stood up suddenly, "Mr. Anderson, is this... an alarm from overthere?"

"Yes!" Sean narrowed his eyes slightly and looked cold, "And it's the highest level of alert."