His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 625 I Am Worried About You.

Upon hearing this, Lysander’s tears grew more intense. She grasped his hand tightly, her voice choked with emotion. “If the Central Hospital can’t handle it, we can look for treatment overseas. You don’t need to worry about the money. Dad. I’ve secured my role at the company. Whatever the cost, I’m prepared to save you!”

Her resolve was clear; she was prepared to sacrifice her own career aspirations and remain at the company forever it meant keeping her father alive. As she saw hesitation flicker across Maverick’s face, she implored him with a trembling voice, “Dad, you haven’t seen me settle down yet. How can you be at peace with leaving without witnessing that?”

Maverick responded by gently patting her hand, his voice a mixture of comfort and sadness, “I may not be fortunate enough to see that day, but remember, even if one day I have to leave, I’ll still be watching over you from above.”

Overcome by her emotions, Lysander leaned into his shoulder, her cries filling the silent forest around them.

Josiah, witnessing this heart–wrenching scene, felt a deep sorrow. Despite knowing the odds were against them, he couldn’t help but interject with a glimmer of hope, “Mr. Maverick, just give us the nod. I’ve already been in touch with some of the best lung cancer specialists. If you agree, we could be on our way as early as tomorrow morning.”

He had the means to arrange a private jet to take them directly to a top–tier medical facility, though he opted to keep quiet about the overseas doctors‘ cautious optimism regarding Maverick’s advanced condition.

These experts had already admitted that while they could attempt to manage his pain, they could not halt the disease’s progression. Maverick needed a miracle, and miracles, by their very nature, were unpredictable and rare.

However, Maverick gently declined the offer, “Thank you for your kindness, but let’s not complicate things. If I had the strength to travel and stay abroad, I’d rather spend that time at home with my family. And frankly, I’m not one for foreign food like hamburgers and steaks. I’m more comfortable here.”

He had long accepted his fate, reflecting on his life with a sense of fulfillment rather than regret, “When I first received the diagnosis, it shocked me, of course. But as I thought about my life, I realized I’ve had a good run. I married the woman I loved and was blessed with wonderful daughters. What more could I ask for?”

her shoulder gently, reminiscent of how he used to carry her home when she was

resolution and knowing that arguing would be futile, Lysander fought to compose herself, striving not

strong girl.

to do? I’m ready to put my work aside

no need for that. Continue with your life as usual. If you hover around too much, it’ll just raise suspicions with your mother and

work. If necessary. I’ll

shared his thoughts, “If I can see you well–settled and know you’re in good hands, I’ll have no regrets. It’s important to me that the time I have left isn’t spent in a hospital. Your mother has sacrificed a lot;

Lysander’s eyes again as she listened to her father. “Please don’t talk like that. Mom has always said that marrying you was her

Laura, his voice softening. “Your mother is an incredible woman. We’ve been through so much together. I’d hoped to build a new house to bring her joy in her later years, but it seems I won’t see that day. Looking ahead, you’ll need to

“Lysa, I’m sorry. I wish I could continue

to bear. She tried to speak up, to offer reassurance, but her voice was raspy and weak from crying too much. When she opened ger mouth to speak, she was overcome by emotion,

throughout the heartfelt father–daughter exchange, chose this moment to assert his commitment. “Mr. Maverick, I’ve always been

As the eldest daughter, it’s my

her tear–stained cheeks, the redness around her eyes a stark

a gesture filled with tenderness. “How could I ever doubt you, my child? My concern isn’t a question of your capability;

around, his expression alarmed as he caught sight of Michelle standing there with a confused and