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The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1236

It was a pure coincidence that the person he was asking was Silas Zeller, Zara Zeller's cousin.

Silas was still in college too. Unlike his cousin, he attended Metropolitan University.

He and Ewan Harding had grown up together and were incredibly close.

After Ewan's accident, Silas visited him whenever he had free time.

Initially, however, Ewan couldn't accept reality and refused to see his friends.

Silas would just hang around his house for a bit before leaving.

Ewan locked himself in his room, isolating himself completely from the world.

Even though Silas had free rein of Ewan's mansion, he couldn't exactly break down the bedroom door.

"Why are you asking about this girl, man?"

Silas felt like he had heard the name before.

It rang a bell.

"I heard she's a med student at The Cabinda University. Didn't your cousin get in there?"

"Ask her to poke around and see what Claire's deal is."

"You have no idea, Silas. My grandfather has lost his mind. He found a med student to look at my legs."

"A student. She claims she can cure me and make me walk again."

"Would you believe it if you were me?"

Silas remained silent.

He suddenly remembered exactly who Claire was.

She was Zara's roommate, and basically a close friend.

Zara never stopped raving about Claire.

She had even forced him to help her snag the Experimental Scar Gel produced by Claire's cousin's company.

It was constant, glowing praise, all the time.

"I believe it." Even though he didn't know why Ewan's grandfather had sought Claire out, what if she really could do it?

More importantly, Claire had sparked Ewan's curiosity, which gave Silas hope that his friend was finally coming around to the idea of recovery.

As long as it meant his best friend might walk again—or at least accept treatment—Silas was going to vouch for her, regardless of whether she could actually pull it off.

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