My Mute Bride

Chapter 379 Notice of Critical Illness

“I’ll do it.” Julian said, his eyes firm. Rachel was taken aback. For some reason, she thought about the piece of torn medical record on the table. Soon, Jolly came back.

“I won’t be tagging along. I’m not related to Old Mr. Burton anyway. I’ll just wait for you here with Samuel.” “Okay.”

However, Charlotte was puzzled. She looked at Samuel who was playing games next to Jolly and asked, “Mommy, why isn’t Samuel going to see Great-grandpa?”

Rachel explained, “Samuel is different from you. He’s never seen Great-grandpa.”

As Charlotte was still young, she didn’t think much about it and obediently followed after Rachel.

Arthur had now been transferred to a general ward, but he wasn’t awake yet. A nurse took care of him at all times, and the rules were still the same—no one could visit him except the hospital staff.

Julian said, “Although he is unconscious, in theory, he can hear people’s voices.”

Rachel nodded slightly and patted Charlotte on the shoulder, motioning her to step forward. “Charlotte, go and talk to Great-grandpa.”

Charlotte stepped forward obediently and took Arthur’s bony hand, speaking in a cute voice. “Great-grandpa, are you sick? If you’re sick, you have to listen to the doctor to take your medicine and eat your food. Mommy said you’ll only get better if you behave. I’m still waiting for you to celebrate my birthday with me…”

Charlotte was still young and didn’t understand the truth of life, old age, illness, and death. Hence, she didn’t feel sad when she saw Arthur lying in the hospital bed and only thought that his illness was just like a common cold or a fever, not realizing the seriousness of the problem.

As Rachel looked at Arthur, her heart swelled with emotion. He was regarded as a legendary hero, but now he was lying here and could pass at any time without a single relative by his side.

After they were done visiting Arthur, Rachel bid Julian goodbye.

“I’ll contact Janice later, within these two days.”

“Okay. I’ll take care of the hospital’s matters.”

felt

office and sat down. He opened the book that was upside down on the table and put it aside. The scratch on the medical records was particularly clear. With a tearing sound, his slender fingers ripped the two pieces of paper on it open and threw it into the trash can without hesitation. Everyone should always leave a way out for

documents in front of him to Frankie. “We’ll negotiate with them tomorrow according to this, and you can lower the price a little more. They

“Understood.”

did Robin’s

was originally only a shareholder proxy for Jason, but now that you’re willing to sell a part of the shares to him, he’ll become a true shareholder. Aren’t you afraid that this will backfire on you? President Burton, please reconsider this. Getting Robin’s help isn’t the

course I know that there are other ways, but I’m not just transferring the stocks just

“What do you mean?”

the agreement. Starting from the transfer of shares, he can no longer use any means to threaten or endanger any benefits related to Rachel, or the shares transfer agreement

to help President Hudson completely get

She lost her parents at a young age, and now she has to take care of

does President Hudson know

to know. If she finds out, she won’t

and he couldn’t help but move

care of your body as well. You don’t need to

waiting for me to go back.” Justin looked out the window, a blurry outline of his cold face reflected on the glass as he said, “It’s getting late. You should go back

should sleep early

later, Hudson Pharmaceuticals successfully obtained the approval for the continued construction of the Northlane

or he would’ve definitely never let go of

“Keep your voice down. We can’t just

brat Robin, and we’re already

“Of course.”

Why isn’t Robin chasing after us

calm in the face of Jolly’s doubts. “Maybe he’s lost interest in messing with us. After all, he’s got tons of work lined up for

brutally frank, if Old Mr. Burton really passed without leaving a will behind, wouldn’t Robin become the chairman of

a will, the first heir to Old Mr. Burton’s shares would