My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 679

When Armand received Steven’s call a few hours ago, he was attending a film crew’s post production banquet at a club in Jadeborough.

He received a few more messages from Steven, informing him that Jack had argued with Genevieve and she had ended up getting hospitalized from a high fever.

Filled with anxiety and worry, he kept drinking all sorts of alcohol deliberately. In the end, he got alcohol poisoning and was sent to the General Hospital by Joash.

After his stomach was cleansed and he was sent to the hospital ward, he sent Joash away and messaged Cooper.

When Cooper arrived, he wanted to scold Armand. However, when he saw that Armand made himself suffer from alcohol poisoning just so he could be hospitalized. Cooper could not bring himself to scold Armand.

Armand asked hoarsely, “How’s Genev?”

“She still has a high fever. They’re submerging her in cold water to reduce her body

temperature.” Cooper took off his glasses and rubbed his sore eyes. “Rosa said that Genev argued with Jack, but she doesn’t know why. Then. Jack called a tattoo artist over and removed all her tattoos. It took two hours, which led to Genev’s high fever.”

Genevieve had just encountered a serious car accident previously. Her leg had just barely recovered before she developed this high fever. Armand was filled with frustration and heartache.

he even had the urge

think that Genev argued with him because of you. We’ve finally managed to find some clues after all the trouble. If Jack finds out that

the bloody taste in his mouth. Suppressing his fury, he said,

to stay by her side. constantly. However, after

anymore.

do now was wait till that

the antidote.

his phone and made a call. The latter’s expression was

table and

glass of warm water

of worry for him, Armand

speechless, he placed

got out of bed and opened

ward.

his surprise, Timothy was

wearing a white coat with a hand shoved inside a pocket. He was looking downward, as if he was pondering

him. His gaze swept

handsome, with a face that suited the movie screen the most. His