Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia)

"How is that the same? Smelling this makes me feel like eating meat even more! Look at this! It's just grains and tasteless vegetables. How unappetizing!"

Mrs. Clements' tone towards Alicia was obviously much gentler. She even sounded hospitable when she spoke to her.

Looking at her, Alicia also felt a little awkward. She glanced at Mrs. Clements inadvertently, only to notice that Mrs. Clements appeared really gaunt. It was understandable for her to eat less as she was sick. However, she still looked bloated and pale from all the liquid food she had been eating.

In addition, Mrs. Clements was allowed to get out of bed to move around these few days, yet she still couldn't eat what she liked. Obviously, she would be in a bad mood.

Seeing Grandma's pitiful eyes, Alicia felt for her. If it went on like this, she wouldn't be able to recover fully.

Sitting by the bed, Alicia uttered in a low voice.

"Grandma, could you please compromise and eat this for today? I'll speak to the doctor later and make sure that they change the menu tomorrow! Please don't be angry anymore. You'll hurt yourself if you keep getting mad! We can only feel at ease when you are well. If Frederick comes back and knows that you are in the hospital and that you've gotten thinner, he will be devastated! Therefore, for your stomach and for your grandson's sake, just eat some..."

Frederick's weakness was exactly like his grandmother's. As soon as Alicia mentioned Frederick, Mrs. Clements gave in. Alicia then scooped a little of the food and fed her.

Even though Alicia had been nagging at her, Mrs. Clements only finished half a bowl of it.

Seeing this, Alicia was also a little upset. She had no choice but to go to the infirmary to ask about Mrs. Clements' conditions in detail.

meat

all, the patient is old and has just recovered slightly. No matter how healthy she was, her body is not as strong as youngsters'. Meat and greasy food can't be digested easily, which will increase the burden on the patient's organs. The patient just had surgery on her stomach, thus it's better to eat healthy foods like vegetables, beans, mushrooms, and so on. It's more conducive to recovery. In addition,

she got up and asked again when she suddenly thought of something, "Doctor, when

diet, and rests more, everything should be fine! By the way, we will arrange for the patient to have an injection to promote the patient's cell growth to heal her wounds. Therefore, the patient will have to stay here for about half a month! There will be some side effects if the patient doesn't eat well. All of you have to accompany her more and keep her happy. This will help her to recover faster." "Okay, I understand. Thank

Mrs. Clements' cheerful voice coming from the inside. She saw her

that the food would definitely be changed by tomorrow! Do you think I'll be able to have meat tomorrow? I have been eating only vegetables for so long. I don't

so stubborn! The more they don't allow you to have it, the more you think about it! You have to remember that your health is more important! The whole family is concerned about you!" "Stop mentioning this to me! My granddaughter-in-law is the best. All of them just want me to eat, but the food they sent is always plain porridge, even without vegetables in it! I feel

when they were here? However, I really didn't expect Miss Blanchard... to not have even the slightest bit of coquetry even though she is from a respectable family! If it weren't for her, I wouldn't know what to do that day. Besides, she wasn't even fazed when she was being scolded

girl! Therefore, I won't be expecting anything from anyone else anymore. I will be waiting for Ally to request for a change of my meal! I have tons of food that

be honest, you have to prioritize your health first! You have to bear

let me eat to my heart's content.

ward, as well as hearing Mrs. Clements'

let her down when she had trusted her and expected so

cleaner who was holding a bottle that was filled with sauce. An idea flashed across Alicia's mind

went back to the

next few days, Grandma's mood