My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 682

The three men spend quite a while talking in the room.

At three in the morning, Timothy received a call from the nurse about Genevieve breaking her fever. He and Cooper immediately rushed to the hospital.

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Armand’s heart could finally settle back in his chest. He made a phone call as he heaved a relieved sigh.

Jack accompanied Genevieve in the bathroom for a few hours. The water in the bathtub was. drained and refilled several times.

Seeing the unusual flush on Genevieve’s face receding and her breathing evening out, Jack’s tense body finally relaxed.

He wanted to help Genevieve change out of her wet clothes but hesitated. In the end, he called the nurse waiting outside the bathroom for help.

Once the nurse was done, Jack carried Genevieve into the wheelchair. He then reached for the hair dryer to blow dry her hair.

After making sure her hair was dry, he carried her to the bed. As he tucked her in, his phone started ringing.

“What?” he asked in a low tone, stepping into the bathroom to take the call.

the person in charge at OSL is stopping our ships from disembarking

didn’t manage

in charge, and I couldn’t secure a

Jack’s eyes darkened.

in the sea is a huge loss without

end, Jack’s secretary felt a chill run down his spine. He started cautiously, “One of the cargos is for the Osborn family. The delivery date is the day after

for everything! What’s the point of employing all of you?” Jack

breath and kept silent at Jack losing his

lot of effort to get the Osborn family as

get their cargo in time, they’ll be furious. However,

FUEN

want to

Dartan. He

Cooper came into the room

on hold and crossed the room to Cooper. “I need to make a trip back to Dartan. I’ll be there for about two weeks. Please help me

“You deserve all the

were bickering, Timothy was examining Genevieve’s condition. Once he was sure her fever had broken, he whirled around and yanked both men out of the room with

up in anger if I were Genevieve,” Timothy complained after he shut the door. A sense of relief washed over him at the thought