My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 116 Just In Time

After returning to Swallow Garden, Patrick told Maria what had happened.

She immediately went upstairs to pack some of Genevieve’s things without saying a word, then left the house with him.

Genevieve was the only person she wanted to care for, so she would go wherever the former was.

While taking Maria to Regality Gardens, Patrick received a call from Steven asking whether he had brought Genevieve to the hospital to get the burns on her legs treated.

“No,” Patrick replied, pressing his lips together as he thought about the injuries on Genevieve’s legs. “She detests the disinfectant smell of the hospital.”

“That’s because Mrs. Faulkner’s grandmother passed away suddenly while in the hospital,” Steven explained.

Patrick added as he continued driving, “Steven, they’re serious burns. The doctor said if we don’t get them treated and wait too long, they could easily leave behind unsightly scars. Genev doesn’t want to stay at Swallow Garden either. She purchased an apartment at Regality Gardens, so I’m taking Maria there now so she can look after her.”

“All right. I’ll inform Mr. Faulkner about it later. You stay with them and watch over Mrs. Faulkner. Think of a way to get her to the hospital as soon as possible and get her injuries treated.”

acknowledgment, Patrick could not refrain from asking, “How

if someone grabbed a flask of boiling water and deliberately splashed

quiet. Then, he quickly replied, “That’s for Mr. Faulkner to handle. Your duty is to take good

giving

the backseat, and she asked with a frown, “What burns? Is Ms.

was no way to keep it hidden from Maria since she was going to take

Maria felt a pang in her heart when she saw Genevieve slumped on the couch while resting, her small face looking as pale as a

it

legs, Maria said in a distressed tone, “Ms. Rachford, let me take you to the hospital. It wouldn’t

she hugged Maria, but tears still stung her eyes. “I’m not going. I hate the disinfectant smell

by a professional doctor and applying ointment twice to the burns on her legs, the

pain in her heart that seemed to suffocate

only coax her to lie in her arms and sleep for a while. She also wrote

Genevieve after they had eaten, recounting some

started smiling