Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 92

Neil’s rescue operation was a tough one. It wasn’t until half past five that the doctors finally brought him out.

Maja looked at her father, who had an oxygen mask on his face, with a bitter feeling in her heart “Doc, is my father’s health really that bad?”

Neil had been busy with company matters for years, never bothering to get a health check–up. Whenever he felt pain, he’d just pop a painkiller and soldier on.

Maja remembered that her father had been like this since her mother was alive. Her mother always told him that as long as they had enough money, they could move to Crystalbrook Valley, get a nice house with a yard to plant flowers and vegetables, and live a comfortable life.

But when her mother first married her father, they were dirt poor. Neil felt guilty and refused the suggestion, always dreaming of making big bucks to give his wife a better life.

Maja had resented her father for not understanding what her mother truly wanted. By the time the company started making profits, her mother had already passed away. After a lifetime of hard work, they never got to enjoy the good life, and instead, Cristina reaped the benefits.

The doctor took off his mask and looked at her, “Are you a family member?”

“I’m his daughter.”

The doctor signaled for the others to wheel Neil into the ward, then pointed to his office, “It’s a bit complicated. Come to my office and let’s talk.”

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as the door shut, the doctor sighed.

Pennyfeather, your father has advanced liver cancer. At this stage, we don’t recommend surgery. He might still have a year left, so you should prepare yourselves mentally.” Maja felt like her

can’t be

are you

Now all we can do is manage the pain with medication and arrange for hospitalization as soon as possible. Also,

to utter a

knew how hard it was for family members to accept this news. He sighed, not knowing what to say.

didn’t know how she left the

glanced around, noticing that Maja

and impatiently sent another

Where are you?]

ocean, sinking without a trace. His face darkened, and he headed into the terminal. leff, following

flashed in lan’s

No need.”

continued to wait for

had been tiring for him. But the thought of seeing Maja soon brought a smile to his face.

out, he didn’t see Maja. Only lan was there

fell, “Where’s Maja?”

lan’s face turned colder, “Grandpa, let me take you home first. Dinner is ready.”

should be more accommodating.