The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 463 Do You Need A Female Health Examination

Josiah abruptly lifted his head, staring at Adrian.

Adrian did not back down. He stood there calmly, allowing him to look.

As the two men locked eyes, sweat began to break out on Lysander’s palmy

Tiffany asked curiously, Dr. Sutton, isn’t anesthesia only used during surgery?”

“I was just giving an example.”

“Oh, I see.”

Adrian asked, “Mr. Guerra, can we begin the examination now?”

Upon hearing this, Josiah didn’t speak any further. Instead, he just scoffed coldly, shifting his position to lay out nonchalantly on the couch.

Due to his height, his knees met the edge of the seat cushion, allowing the lower part of his legs to still firmly touch the ground.

-Take a seat, Dr. Sutton. If there really is a need for anesthesia, we’ll let you know.”

“Alright.”

Adrian graciously took a seat on the adjacent sofa.

“Lysander… Tiffany urged her.

Under Tiffany’s expectant gaze, Lysander crouched down in front of the couch. Looking at Josiah, she asked, “Where does it hurt?”

Josiah kept his eyes shut, maintaining his original position. “My stomach.”

Lysander treated him like a real patient and asked again, “Can you pinpoint exactly where the pain is? Is it on the left or the right? There are many reasons for abdominal pain, so we need to confirm the exact location first.”

Following a brief silence, Josiah gave her a sideways glance. “I don’t know. Everything hurts.”

When Lysander realized her medical inquiries were futile, she was momentarily at a loss. Rolling up her sleeves, she instructed, “Remove your tie and any unnecessary clothing.”

Tiffany was fully engrossed in monitoring Josiah’s condition and asked with concern, “Lysander, is Josiah’s condition very serious?”

Lysander spoke softly. “We need to conduct an examination to confirm the cause of the illness.”

The room was relatively warm and everyone dressed lightly. Josiah had draped his jacket over the chair earlier. Apart from his fitting shirt, the only additional piece of clothing he wore was a satin vest.

buttons of his vest with one hand, then flung it open on both sides, exuding

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I need to unbutton the shirt?”

Adjust your position; lie flat with

“I can’t lie down.”

is

leaned slightly forward, extending her hand. Through the thin layer of fabric, she gently pressed down below his rib cage and asked, “Does it hurt

Josiah hummed, “Mmm–hmm.”

pressing down once more as

Josiah replied swiftly.

shirt he was wearing clung close to his body, not only carrying his unique scent but also felt warmer than

noticing Lysander’s reaction, Adrian asked, “Did you find anything?”

the emotional turbulence in her eyes, and said in an uncertain tone, “He might have a fever,

eyes, frowning. “Why can’t anything be confirmed?”

claim that it hurts everywhere. How can we

said in an annoyed tone, “It does

from the table to wipe her hands. “If both your stomach and liver are hurting, your condition seems quite serious. I can’t help you with that. You should call an ambulance.”

his skepticism. “Could it be that you’ve pressed the wrong place? Have you spent so much time in the obstetrics and gynecology department

immediately rolled up her sleeves. “Fine. You should

eyes, letting her examine him at will.

her hand to another spot, applying slightly more pressure than before. “How abour here?”

as before. Josiah, ever stingy with his

it hurt

there. It’s

tubes and the uterus. Mr. Guerra, vou may have a roured ovarian cyst. or it could

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postpartum uterine prolapse,”

was rendered

the rest, but I can definitely locate these two.

already in such pain, and you’re still messing with me?”

only disregarding medical advice but also questioning the doctor’s credibility. If this continues, Mr. Guerra, you should consider seeking help from a

in resentment. “Fine, I’ll cooperate. Whatever you want

flat.” Lysander directed him, “Put your leg up, rest it on the arm of the couch, and keep your body

of defiance, Josiah took a deep breath and did as

where exactly the pain is sharpest and which part is most sensitive.”