Daddy, Chasing Mommy Back is On Us!

After arriving at Linda's room, Jocelyn knocked on her door. "Linda, it's me, your Aunt Jocelyn. What's going on?"

Having received no response, she knocked again, but to no avail. Therefore, she entered the room in haste, only to see that Linda was lying in bed unmoving. There was a stain on the floor, as if someone had vomited on it.

"Oh, Linda! What's the matter?" Jocelyn hurried over to Linda to rest a hand on her forehead.

"Your temperature is so high! Are you having a fever?" With that, Jocelyn summoned the servants, while Lindsay hurried to the room as soon as she heard the commotion.

While opening her eyes semi-consciously, Linda muttered, "Grandma, Aunt Jocelyn, why are you..." Her voice was as feeble as could be.

"Hurry up! Go get the family doctor! Why didn't you inform us that you're sick?" Lindsay held Linda's hand, feeling sorry for her.

"I'm sorry, Grandma. I assumed that I would be alright. We're going back to Astoria tomorrow,

should take precedence over going back to Astoria!" Lindsay wept in distress, feeling sorry for Linda due to her illness and also for how mature she was

I'm alright. I'll be fine after taking some medicine. Let's go visit Mom

thinking of going to visit your mother's grave? We'll go after you've recovered. There's no rush." With that, plans to visit

child was an important decision, so Selena started making preparations for it. First off, she needed to do a checkup. After a detailed and thorough checkup, the results turned out to be similar compared to her

Wyatt directly. Although he might not be an expert in regards to her condition, he had enough medical expertise to understand the gist of

the doctors have informed you of your condition." Wyatt already read through the report of

on her face, Selena answered, "Yeah, but in a roundabout manner. I just wanted to know if there is no possibility at all for me to conceive? I know doctors will never give such a definitive statement. Even if the patients

head, Wyatt explained, "In the medical field, there is no such thing as a definitive diagnosis. Therefore, nobody would dare conclude if the patient

can I