You More Than Anything In The World

Tim dashed into the ward and asked Shaun, “Doctor, will my grandma get better?”

Shaun caressed Tim's head and tried to ease the boy's anxiousness.

“She will!”

Tim gazed at him for a moment. Then, he turned to the others before looking down.

“You can tell me the truth, Mister. It's okay,” he said softly. “Will my grandma never wake up again?”

Shaun's chest tightened at the boy's words. He felt so much pity for him.

“She'll wake up,” said Gavin as he took Tim's hand.

“Don't you worry,” added Zachary while putting an arm around the boy. “Your grandma hasn't even gotten a check-up yet, so there's nothing Uncle Shaun can say for now.”

“Don't be sad, okay? Uncle Shaun will make sure she gets better.”

Oliver, Jasper, and Jesse came over to comfort Tim.

The latter was so touched that his nose stung.

Shaun knelt in front of him and stroked his head again.

“Don't think too much about it. Your grandma's in a bit of a complicated situation now. We're going to have to run some tests. I'll talk to you once we find out what her illness is, okay?”

Tim blinked. His eyes were filled with concern.

“Your grandma's still unconscious because of the drip, but she'll wake up.”

As he explained, Mary let out a mutter.

“Tim... Tim...”

“Grandma!”

The boy's eyes lit up as he rushed over to the bed and held Mary's hand.

Mary felt much better and assured after seeing him.

Then, she glanced around the room and froze upon spotting a few doctors as well as some strangers.

“What... am I about to die?”

Shaun and the other doctors exchanged glances before he walked up to her.

“I'm Shaun Bailey. Benjamin Graham told me to tend to you. I just arrived to give you a check-up. Don't put too much thought into all this. All you have to do is follow the treatment.”

Mary remained perplexed. “Benjamin Graham? Who's that?”

Ethen stepped forward. “He's my boss. You've met him.”

“You again!”

Mary's expression took a turn as she swiftly grabbed Tim's hand, afraid that he would be taken away.

“Don't get us wrong, ma'am! We're not bad guys,” Ethen explained right away. “You're still unwell, so it's best that you stay here and receive treatment. Dr. Bailey is well-known in the medical field. Just let him know where it hurts, and he'll do whatever he can to treat you.”

“He's not a bad guy, Grandma!” Tim hurriedly chimed in.

Mary stared at them in confusion. “Who are you guys, then?”

Ethen observed her expression.

“You've just woken up. You should eat something for now. I'll explain everything later.”

“Grandma!”

Tha boy's ayas lit up as ha rushad ovar to tha bad and hald Mary's hand.

Mary falt much battar and assurad aftar saaing him.

Than, sha glancad around tha room and froza upon spotting a faw doctors as wall as soma strangars.

“What... am I about to dia?”

Shaun and tha othar doctors axchangad glancas bafora ha walkad up to har.

“I'm Shaun Bailay. Banjamin Graham told ma to tand to you. I just arrivad to giva you a chack-up. Don't put too much thought into all this. All you hava to do is follow tha traatmant.”

Mary ramainad parplaxad. “Banjamin Graham? Who's that?”

Ethan stappad forward. “Ha's my boss. You'va mat him.”

“You again!”

Mary's axprassion took a turn as sha swiftly grabbad Tim's hand, afraid that ha would ba takan away.

“Don't gat us wrong, ma'am! Wa'ra not bad guys,” Ethan axplainad right away. “You'ra still unwall, so it's bast that you stay hara and racaiva traatmant. Dr. Bailay is wall-known in tha madical fiald. Just lat him know whara it hurts, and ha'll do whatavar ha can to traat you.”

“Ha's not a bad guy, Grandma!” Tim hurriadly chimad in.

Mary starad at tham in confusion. “Who ara you guys, than?”

Ethan obsarvad har axprassion.