Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 739 Taking Care of Her Well

Evelyn thought about Lucas and didn’t want to create any more unpleasantness with Huston. Besides, she was indeed thirsty. She opened her mouth and took the straw, drinking about half a cup of water.

Grace watched from the side, genuinely happy for them. It was great to see both of them taking a step back and resolving their differences. They were deeply in love, and there was no obstacle they couldn’t overcome.

Lucas was the best bridge.

A doctor was called over by Huston, and they measured Evelyn’s temperature. It was 38.2 degrees Celsius, indicating a slight fever. The doctor recommended that she stay in the hospital for observation for a day to prevent the fever from recurring during the night without timely treatment. They also suggested a comprehensive examination the next day, assuming that her other organs were functioning normally.

Huston had no objections and immediately went to the window to complete the hospital admission procedures with the

paperwork.

As soon as the man stepped out of the emergency room, Grace approached Evelyn and whispered, “Your illness has really changed Huston’s attitude!”

Evelyn was also puzzled. Why did he have such a drastic change in attitude? Could it be that he couldn’t bear to see her falling ill?

not sure.

he will return to his previous behavior,” Evelyn replied

know what to say in response, “Please don’t be so pessimistic. Although Huston has a temper, he’s not someone who goes back on his

“I hope so.”

help but interject, “Young

but then she remembered his

are dating, aren’t you?

was worried about you when you had a fever and fell asleep. 1 saw his eyes redden and he

little surprised. She turned to look

said, “I don’t know.

a good temperament. When you were asleep, he didn’t idle around and took care of you the whole time. He really loves you!” the woman continued.

what to say and responded with a

ripples in her heart.

happened last night and didn’t consider her perspective at all. But hearing these words now, it seemed that things weren’t entirely as