Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap by Hannah Baker

After a series of examinations, the doctor asked George and Atwood to go to his office. He wanted to ask them about Stanford’s medical record, and also he had something to tell him.

“Through the examination on the shadow in his brain, we found it might be extravasated blood. However, it doesn’t seem to be caused this time. Has his brain-injured before?” asked the doctor.

Atwood said, “He used to have a car accident abroad. His leg was injured, but his head...” He thought about it and continued, “The doctor didn’t mention his head was also injured.”

“It was caused internally. There was one possibility that he didn’t have an obvious injury externally.”

George couldn’t be so calm as Atwood. He asked, “Doc, please tell us directly what happened to my brother?”

The doctor thought for a moment and answered, “I guess the extravasated blood in his brain has pressed his memory nerves, so he has forgotten something. That’s why he looked blank when he woke up.”

George almost lost his mind. “Are you kidding me, Doc? We’re not in a TV drama or a novel. How could he lose his memories?”

“Can you just shut up?” Atwood snapped, “Let’s listen to the doctor first.”

George couldn’t accept the fact at all. Hence, he couldn’t keep calm. “Haven’t you heard what the doctor just said?” he asked.

“If you kept making noises, could Mr. James get better?” Atwood was completely angry. “If you spoke again, I’ll throw you out.”

George snorted. “Who do you think you are? I dare you to throw me out!”

The doctor thought that they were too noisy. He said indifferently, “Can you just finish arguing with each other outside, please? When you calm down, we can continue talking.”

Both men shushed immediately, especially George. If it were Atwood who had said so, he wouldn’t quiet down so quickly.

the current condition now. We also have ways to cure him. After all, medical skills are highly developed now. Even the craniotomy is quite advanced now, which is also the only way to cure him. You’d better discuss whether to take this operation or not. After all, all operations have risks.”

completely silent. Out of the doctor’s

still digesting

almost arrived at the door

Stanford looked over at them when heard the sound of the door. Stanford was in a striped patient gown with a bandaged

at Stanford, Atwood didn’t know what to

had said. He

to make any decisions

were risks for the operation. In case, some accident happened,

at Stanford.

to him. He said, “You

need any help, you can tell me. I can do it

anything for

right.” George was a bit disappointed. He turned around and walked out. When passing Atwood by, he glanced

closed the door of the ward and looked at Stanford. “Yes, Mr. James?” he

to him for a long

“I’ve been working for you for

why I wanted you to stay here

Atwood shook his head.

the first person I’ve seen after I woke up.

Atwood nodded. “Of course.”

I get injured?”

Now