Let's Get Married

On the second day after returning home, Eunice goes straight to the hospital. When Eunice receives the money from Ryan, Lorraine finally has her surgery. She recovers well after the operation and is getting better every day.

Eunice has been out of the country for a long time. Lorraine only thinks that she is on a business trip. She has missed her daughter, but she is afraid that she will get in the way of her work, so she has endured it. Now she sees Eunice has returned, and her eyes turn red.

"Eunice, when did you come back?" Lorraine quickly sits up from the bed and holds her daughter's hands tightly.

Eunice is moved. Noticing that Lorraine's complexion is somewhat rosy, she heaves a sigh of relief and says, "Mom, I came back yesterday. I went home first and chatted with Thomas before coming over. How are you?"

"Very good. I'm just fine." Lorraine nods quickly. "I feel much better now, and I'm recovering well. Yesterday, Zack told me if nothing unexpected came up in next week's examination, I can be discharged from the hospital."

"Really?" Eunice is overjoyed. "I didn't see Zack. I'll talk to him later."

"Yes." Lorraine sees how tired her daughter looks and feels sad for her. "You've been taking care of your brother and me for so many years. Now that I'm well, I don't need to stay in the hospital, and we can save a lot of money. After I am discharged, I can go to work to earn some cash for the family. You'll have a smaller burden then."

"Mom, what did you say?" Eunice looks at her reproachfully and continues, "You're my mother. I should care for you. I am not under that much pressure as you said. Recover quickly. Then Thomas and I can rest assured!"

The mother and daughter's conversation is heard by Rebecca Wood on the bed beside them. She looks over in envy and says, "Lorraine, your daughter is so filial. Even your son can't compete with her on this!"

Eunice is young, but she has been busy trying to help Lorraine with her illness, and she has never complained about it. The other patients in the ward have been praising her endlessly. Now that Lorraine is getting better, they are all happy for her!

Lorraine is happy to hear someone say nice things about her daughter. She smiles kindly and replies, "Yes. I am so lucky to have her in my life!"

haven't seen each other for long. Lorraine has so much to talk to her about. They chat until lunch time. Lorraine is healthy enough to go to the canteen to buy lunch with

garlic broccoli, a serving of scrambled tomatoes and eggs, and a serving of sweet and sour tenderloin. They both hold thermos in

left the country quickly and only contacted Lorraine when she arrived

Eunice's eyes darken. "It was just a simple project. I got subsidies for going abroad. Many people couldn't go because they had families, so I went

do

What did she do?

time she had dinner with Ryan. That was probably the last time they

voice, "It was not suitable for me, so I

should think about your future. You dropped out of school in your sophomore year, which has made me

year now, and Lorraine only strongly opposed her decision at

her grip on the lunch box, fearing that

of paramount importance. You can't push yourself too hard. Mom didn't give you a good start in life. For you and Thomas, the most important thing is this paper

to argue, Lorraine quickly continues, "I'm in charge of this matter. When I'm

heart aches when she hears what her mother has been hiding in her heart for so long. There is nobody who is really unwilling to go to school, especially someone like her. She knows better than anyone

her, and she didn't even have the right to

Ryan hadn't given her the money a few months ago, perhaps Lorraine still couldn't have her surgery, and Eunice would

what, her life has changed so much in a good way. She should thank Ryan no matter

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most of his time on Adair. He doesn't bring much work with him. Many capitalists know that he has returned and want to meet him, but he refuses them

Abby to take Adair out to eat, drink and play. He will be there for Adair, and even his man Moody, who has worked