S City, hospital.
Timothy Greene has been watching the live broadcast. When he knew that Randall was Miranda Sanchez, he froze directly.
He is also very angry, why did Wendy Johnson take Miranda Sanchez's place?
But when he saw Wendy Johnson faint, he panicked. He didn't want to lose Manman again.
Timothy Greene sat by the hospital bed, his hands clasped together, just the thumb of his right hand, groping for the ashes ring of his left hand from time to time.
He hung his eyes and didn't know what he was thinking.
The assistant shouted: "Gu Ye, Sister Wan Ying is awake."
Timothy Greene looked up at Wendy Johnson, who was very weak. "You are awake."
The voice is not as gentle as before, even gentle, but also with a sense of alienation.
This made Wendy Johnson feel afraid. She had a hard time getting her in his eyes and spoiling her. How could she be destroyed once?
Wendy Johnson's voice is soft and weak, full of guilt: "Brother Ting Shen, I'm sorry, I... I replaced Manman as a painter."
Timothy Greene didn't speak, but only those deep eyes, staring at Wendy Johnson sharply, as if to see through her.
The more so, the more flustered Wendy Johnson became, for Timothy Greene was serious, and began to wonder whether she had done it on purpose or not.
She wondered how she could convince Timothy Greene that she didn't mean it.
Timothy Greene was silent for a long time and asked Wendy Johnson, "Did you know Manman was Randall before?"
Wendy Johnson pursed her lips.
Wendy Johnson looked down and said nothing.
Timothy Greene looked at Wendy Johnson and thought that she had never been very good at drawing. She was not as good as a schoolboy.
Stewart Morris: "When Wan Wan painted for the first time and was said to be Randall, she denied that she was not Randall. It was those painters and netizens who forcibly buckled Randall on her head, and she admitted it."
Wendy Johnson was wronged: "Brother Ting Shen, I once asked you if Randall was a tendrils, so I suddenly painted."
Wendy Johnson is not stupid. Her true identity is not hers. Of course, she is ready.
Prepare from some small details, and when they are exposed in the future, she can also convince Timothy Greene to believe her.
Wendy Johnson doesn't care what those netizens think, she just needs to convince Timothy Greene of her.
Stewart Morris was annoyed when she saw that Timothy Greene still didn't believe it. "Timothy Greene, you can't doubt Wan Wan so much. Have you forgotten what she sacrificed for Man Man?"

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