Chapter 1183
Chapter 1183:
Because she was too busy searching Dunn’s name on her phone, her agent didn’t notice the fleeting strain on Margo’s face. “From the way he saved that elderly woman, I’m guessing he works in the medical field p>
“Yes. He’s a doctor,” Margo confirmed with a nod.
Then her agent suddenly remembered something. In an ominous tone, she asked, “Is he the one who keeps sending you flowers p>
Margo froze for a moment. Then she laughed and waved it off. “That’s not possible p>
A few days later, Margo arrived at the company in a minivan. The lobby of Star Entertainment was unusually crowded. The elderly woman who had fainted a few days earlier was also there.
“Miss!” the woman exclaimed the moment she spotted Margo. She hurried toward her, supported by her relatives.
“Ma’am, what are you doing here?” Margo asked, frowning in confusion. When she looked up, she noticed Dunn standing behind the elderly woman.
When their eyes met, he smiled at her, which only deepened Margo’s bewilderment.
“Miss Perez, thank you so much,” the woman beside the elderly lady said, bowing slightly and speaking with emotion. “My mother might not be here now if you hadn’t saved her that day.” She pressed a large bouquet of flowers into Margo’s arms.
Margo stared down at the flowers, stunned by the gratitude.
“I didn’t do anything,” she said quickly. “You should thank Dr. Hopkins p>
She was at a loss—nothing like this had ever happened to her before.
“We came here because Dr. Hopkins brought us,” the elderly woman said, patting the back of Margo’s hand as she looked at her with heartfelt gratitude. “He said he wouldn’t have had the chance to save me if you hadn’t found me that day p>
Margo glanced at Dunn, silently questioning why he was giving her all the credit.
But Dunn acted as if he didn’t notice her expression. He nodded and said, “That’s right, ma’am. Miss Perez also called the ambulance p>
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“Dunn…” Margo began, ready to protest, when a pennant made of bright red brocade suddenly caught her attention.
Margo felt a little dizzy as she stared at the words on the pennant. It was the first time anyone had ever given her something like this.
Dunn glanced at her expression and chuckled softly.
That afternoon, Margo’s name shot to the top of the trending list. A reporter had happened to capture the moment the elderly woman presented Margo with the pennant, then interviewed her and ran the story, claiming that Margo had saved the woman’s life on the commercial set.
The internet was flooded with praise.
Margo had already been well-liked, but as the story spread, she gained even more devoted followers. Compliments poured in—about her kindness, her character, and her beauty. Some people even called her the most beautiful woman in the world.
After reading the comments praising her online, Margo began to feel awful. She had done her best to help the elderly woman, but she hadn’t been the one who saved her life.
She confronted Dunn about bringing the woman to her company, but his response caught her off guard.