Life at the Top

Henry still wanted to ask more questions when Jasper waved his hand and said, “Come on, let’s go eat. What about your team of players, should we get them something?”

Henry replied nonchalantly, “No need. I already told the hotel staff to send three meals a day to the room. Their diets are even more balanced than ours.”

Jasper chuckled and replied, “Alright, then. Let’s go.”

…

At the same time, in the Gardner family’s villa.

An old doctor walked out of the room with his assistant in tow. He sighed and turned to Lisa, who looked worried, “Miss Gardner, Mr. Gardner’s condition isn’t looking very good…”

“Our initial diagnosis of Mr. Gardner’s stroke today pins the cause as large emotional fluctuations as well as a long period of irregular diet and rest.”

Lisa’s heart sank when she heard him. She clenched her fists and asked, “Will my dad recover from this, Dr. Tingey?”

and replied, “There’s no cure for stroke as of

having a stroke once, there will likely be multiple relapses and the situation will only become more severe. Please be prepared

expression paled as she asked, “What’s

and replied, “Severe and later stage strokes can lead to Parkinson’s disease. This

be for the stroke to worsen whereby the

have already happened, and we cannot go back in time to change it.

appropriate treatment and rehabilitation, there should be no major issue. He’s not in

a systematic full-body check-up. I’ll contact the best

wryly. “Alright. Thank you,

Lisa opened the room door and

lying in bed. His complexion was horrible,

clench at the sight. She walked over to the bed to take Norman’s hand as she

doctor leave?”

“Yeah,” Lisa nodded.