Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 94

Chapter 94

Lily said, "You'll never be able to turn things back to how they were before!"

"If we don't, Hayden is done for." Bobby's face was resolute. "Since he's gotten out of prison, he hasn't been himself. We rushed him to a doctor overnight, and he's been diagnosed with severe mental health issues.

"We had to hire one of the top therapists in the country, and his monthly treatment costs at least 10 thousand dollars. How are we supposed to afford that?"

A pang of dull pain spread through Lily's chest. "What... What happened to Hayden?"

"Go see for yourself." It was true that Bobby wanted to restore the Joyner family's glory, but it was also true that Hayden needed urgent help.

A pained look clouded his expression. "Without the Fulton family's support, we will be bankrupt in no time. We won't just fall short on the ten thousand dollars for his treatment every month; we'll also owe the bank millions!" Two years ago, the Joyner family had lost everything in a failed investment.

After Xavier had married Lily, he'd offered the Joyner family connections and resources but had never given them money directly.

his ambitions had only grown. He'd kept borrowing to fund larger ventures, but now the Joyner family was a shell of what it once was. "Where is Hayden?" Lily did not care about the Joyner family's finances. Her mind was consumed with thoughts of

at Jadeford

and Xavier were divorcing,

reported

"They left?" Xavier frowned.

was an urgent matter," Timothy replied, unaware of

into it." Xavier adjusted his

hour, Timothy came back with information. "Hayden was admitted to Jadeford Central Hospital last night with a serious mental health

a few times. Hayden had been friendly and resilient, with a sunny disposition. He knew Lily and

stood up and grabbed his coat. "Let's go to

night before and had gone straight to his room. In the middle of the night, a loud bang from Hayden's room had woken Hazel and Bobby. They'd rushed in to find Hayden curled up in a corner, holding his head while crying and shouting. "I didn't mean to! I didn't mean to hit you

hugging and soothing him, but nothing had worked. Desperate, they'd taken him

had barely slept during his time in prison. That pent-up anguish had finally exploded after his release

with reactive psychosis, a severe condition. Due to his lack of rest, the doctor had recommended sedating him before