Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 370 Visiting Dominic

Matthew leaned against the headboard. His splitting headache made him feel immensely uncomfortable. As a result, he could neither think

properly nor calm down.

His sharp eyebrows were locked in a tight frown, and his voice sounded low and husky.

“It’s normal, Matt. After all, the bullet is still inside, and it’s normal for you to feel pain. You don’t have to worry as long as the pain subsides after you get out of bed. If the pain doesn’t go away, you’ve got to come to the hospital at once,” Nicolas explained.

He felt worried, too. Even if Matthew did feel unwell and came to the hospital, the doctors dared not operate on him

Nicolas sighed. He had to find a way to cure Matthew as soon as possible.

Matthew hung up, shut his eyes, and rested for a moment.

*

Once the pain had subsided, he got out of bed to wash up. When he came downstairs, he saw the food on the dining table and a note that read:

Matthew, I’ve made you breakfast. The oatmeal porridge is in the pot. Enjoy! Lizzy.

Matthew glanced at the side dishes on the table. They were his favorites. Then, he looked at the pot on the countertop. Soon, a faint smile

appeared on his face.

trying to pacify him. Why didn’t she wait for me to

She was

lobby was noisy and packed with lines of people. Therefore, she did not hear the ringing

entered an elevator. She was

huge crowd when she accompanied Matthew at the hospital

housekeepers from the Hilton family were present at that time. Thus, Elizabeth did not have to

with running multiple errands.

to stay by Matthew’s

and staring out of the window. When he heard

Although he was unable to see

a result, he was in high

did not expect Elizabeth to arrive at this

question nervously and quickly focused his vision. Without shifting his gaze, he

there was no light

me. I’ve made breakfast

She was exceptionally stunning on that

her current lipstick. It

her fair face.

flashed across Dominic’s mind. Has my eyesight recovered? He could

lips

when she saw the cheeriness

to wash up,”