The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor

The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor By LiLhyz Chapter 184: Charles’ Wishes

The Hendersons had a pleasant evening, with Keith’s parents getting to know Karise. They asked about her work, her family, and her friends. They also inquired about how she managed her time. They were surprised how she only hired one nanny when Keith could get her two at the very least.

“I like my time with Kamila,” Karise replied. She turned to the stroller where her baby was sleeping and added, “It makes me feel complete knowing I attended to her needs, even if it’s just a few hours a day. So on one weekend, just like now, I give the nanny her time off.”

“And I like how Kamila can recognize me.” Karise’s eyes gleamed as she described, “When she smiles at Keith and me, it’s like she knows we are her parents!”

“And she’d blabber endlessly when we are around her, and Keith – oh, you should see Keith trying to make her laugh,” Karise fished for her phone, finding those videos and showing them to Charles and Helen.

Helen and Charles smiled, seeing another side of Keith. In that video, Keith was making faces and weird sounds while Kamila laughed genuinely at her father.

It made Helen teary-eyed again. She said, “Wow, I can’t believe this is my son.” Glancing at Keith, she declared, “I’m proud of you, Keith, and what you have become – a good father.”

Just then, Kamila woke up. Karise and Keith both got up, working together. Keith went to the living room to make milk while Karise carried the baby, soothing her.

When Keith returned, he already had a milk bottle, and Karise smiled at him, saying, “Thanks, Babe.” 1

Keith winked at Karise, replying, “Welcome, Babe.” i

Both Helen and Charles looked at each other with approving nods. It wasn’t just that. They saw how Keith had offered to help Karise clean off Kamila after she had a dirty diaper. He did things that their previously indulged son had never done before.

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After dinner, Karise, Keith, and his parents returned to the living room, resuming their chat.

again after feeding and changing diapers. Charles said, “It’s been

her hand stretched

you look at that?” Helen said. “Amazing. Keep holding her and let

knows it’s her grandpa,” Karise suggested, and her words

movie,” Helen proposed. “Watching my grandchild sleep.” She got up and said, “Let me

cover Charles’ illness. At the same time,

out about the cancer,

I was in

your dad can be stubborn,” Helen remarked, shaking her

thought it was a chronic cough, so we were referred to another doctor and told it was stage four cancer. I refused to believe it, even when I was already getting weaker and had lost so much weight,” Charles

third, but the findings were the same. I learned that cancer had spread to my spine too, so I could not walk properly. I had started with chemo with another doctor, but the kind of drug given to me just made me sick to my gut. I could not stand it. I felt I would die with the

Shantelle, but in the end, I had no choice. Doctor Dultz was said to be the best oncologist, especially for lung cancer.” He shook his head and conveyed, “He explained that cancer has already spread. It would have helped if the cancer was still contained in my lungs and the affected lung could be removed, but in

same drugs I had tried, we will try another chemo drug – an oral one,” Charles revealed. He became emotional again as he said, “Doctor Dultz suggested I do isolation, but knowing there is a low probability of surviving, either way, I would rather spend time

the clock, strictly implement health protocol in the house, and a caregiver too,” Keith suggested. “I also

as he resumed,’ We have all the resources we need. Let’s use it, and hopefully, you’ll live longer

me, Karise, and Kamila now around you, have more strength to fight this,” Keith asked. “Please, Dad. I love you

Charles the most. He wept again, hearing Keith say

his father while Kamila remained in his arms. He said, ’ Kamila also loves you. Look at how she is

motivate you, Dad?” Karise asked. ‘ Name it,

stay here every weekend, but of course, Dad, if we get sick, we must stay away

that idea!”

idea of seeing my granddaughter often pleases

stay with us? It’s a weekend, after all,” Charles