One Night Surprise

Chapter 511 That Unknown Man

At Warmorth Hospital in Melrose, Angie had a cold gaze as she kept repeating the scene from earlier.

“Are you Regan’s relative?”

“He’s my uncle.”

“I’m afraid his condition is… not very good. He has advanced stomach cancer. It has been some time since he has been on compassionate release for treatment purposes. He kept refusing us to contact his family, but we have only done it now because…”

The man in the police officer uniform then paused for a bit before changing the subject.

“You should take a look at him. He seems to have something he wants to tell you.”

As the hallway of the hospital emanated wisps of cold air, Courtney tapped on Angie’s shoulder, pulling her back into reality.

“You should go in and have a look.”

Looking up with tears in her eyes, Angie nodded.

The condition of the hospital was not in a great state either as the ward had a slightly moldy smell, making it seem somewhat rundown. Standing at the door, she looked at the man in a daze.

He was struggling to breathe through his mouth while watching the lamp on the ceiling with dull eyes.

Back then, everyone used to call him ‘fatso’ because as his name suggested, he was on the broader side in terms of physique. However, one could only see a shadow of his former self as what lay there was only skin and bones.

This scene made Angie unable to hold back her tears as she covered her face and started to cry.

Hearing a sound, Regan could not help but move his eyeball before shifting his body and head to face Angie, who was still standing at the entrance of the ward. “You’ve come.”

His ghostly face had a weak smile on it and she could even hear that his voice was not as powerful as before. “I’ve come.”

she

saw him a few times for the rest of her life. Now that she knew that he

“Come here.”

such a simple action, it seemed to have taken him a lot of strength to do it. While sitting down beside him, Angie started to tear up

I’ve had recurring dreams about her lately. I dreamed that she kept blaming me, blaming me that I brought her to that place. She said that she had missed out on the opportunity the first time, so

he still

about her mother, as her memories of that woman from when

wasn’t all your

mistakes. I locked her up in her room, not allowing her to look for

recalling the past, Regan suddenly coughed badly and tightly closed his eyes due to the pain of his organs

“Stop talking, uncle.”

Regan only felt nauseous as

even dragged her to the hospital for an abortion back then, but your mother kneeled down and gave me a kowtow to beg me to not do this. Only then did I bring her out. At that time, she already had you

down to clean up the puddle. Stopping for a while, she then

a loud

“Why?”

our future. But then, I came to realize our mistake as we saw

with a chill emanating from her body. This was the first time in eighteen years of her life that someone had brought up her origins. Yet, obviously, there was a character missing

as she did

the right to know about this. I’ve been thinking about this for the last few days, thinking about whether I should tell you this or not. Then again, I kept dreaming of your mother

only felt her mind becoming blank as all kinds

bit too much as he was lying there, looking very exhausted.

his instructions, Angie then opened the second drawer on her right hand side only to find a small box lined in blue flannel. The pattern of the flannel seemed a bit faded, giving off the

was your mother’s most beloved item. After giving birth to you, she had never worn it since. You should take

she slowly opened the box only to see a gold necklace inside. It was a very exquisite piece as the pendant was shaped like the sun with a smiling face carved on

atmosphere in the car was very heavy. Ignoring

your uncle after all. I think