After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 925

Sidney's expression faltered slightly before he replied, "Just focus on getting better. I can handle everything else." "Oh really?" Ruth frowned. "And what about a wife? Can you handle finding one? Are you going to solve that?" Sidney remained silent.

Ruth sighed, her tone turning serious. "Sidney, you're not getting any younger, you know. By the time I was your age, I already had you, and you were running errands for me. It's time you started thinking about settling down and having a family." With little else to occupy her time in the hospital, Ruth spent her days chatting with other patients.

Her roommate, Jackie Warren, already had two grandsons who visited her every evening, lifting her spirits so much that her health had been steadily improving.

Right now, Jackie had just gone out for a walk with her grandsons, leaving Ruth feeling envious.

Sidney listened quietly, peeling an orange.

When he finished, he handed the slices to Ruth.

She took the orange but didn't let up on her comments about needing a daughter-in-law.

At that moment, the door to the room opened, and the patient from the next bed walked in.

"Jackie, you're back," Ruth greeted her with a warm smile.

Jackie nodded, her face crinkling into a grin. "I just dropped my grandsons off, so I came back."

Sidney.

wasn't too busy

such a good

daughter-in-law, and two adorable grandsons. I'm not so lucky. This stubborn

be? Sidney's handsome and has a

her head. "If that were the case, he'd have brought one home by now. I'm starting to think no one

clearly exasperated, trying to stop her endless

dramatically. "See? Look at him,

you trust me, I actually have someone in mind. She's my niece-very pretty,

What's her name? How

quickly interjected, "Mom, it's getting late. I think I'll head out. If you

he stood up and made a

boy!" Ruth scowled, glaring

still on his work,

I am! I want grandkids, Jackie. Now, tell me more about your niece.

...

the evening

through, Sidney's thoughts scattered