In the corridor outside the hospital room, Sydney watched Wesley's troubled expression.

Sydney couldn't help but reassure him, "She'll be okay."

Wesley let out a soft sigh. "Sydney, I'm really not lying to you. My mom really-"

"I know," Sydney interrupted. "I believe you now."

Rebecca had fainted right in front of her, so she had no choice but to accept it.

Later, the doctor performed a CT scan and MRI for Rebecca.

When the results came in, the doctor pointed to the findings and told them, "The patient shows enlarged lateral ventricles and widened sulci, with clear signs of cerebral atrophy in the frontal lobe. The MRI also indicates atrophy in the hippocampal area." Although Wesley didn't fully understand the medical jargon, he could guess the implications.

"So my mom really has dementia?" he asked.

The doctor nodded. "Based on the current results, yes."

Wesley felt his body sway in the chair. With Sydney wanting a divorce and his mother having dementia, the double blow was almost too much to bear. Sydney quickly supported him.

blurry. He gently patted

the doctor's office,

the worried expressions on their faces. "What's wrong? You both look so glum. Did someone upset

smile. "Mom, you're in

feel better now. Let's

down. "Let's stay a few more days

health is good; I'm

don't

about her going home so soon. Even with someone to care for her, it was still safer in the hospital. What something happened at home, and they couldn't get her to the hospital

her

the serious expressions on her son and daughter-in-law's

forget things at my age. You don't need to worry so

and stay in the hospital for a few more days. I'll

. ne

and I will take turns caring for

me?" Rebecca quickly replied. "Just let the caregivers

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