Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 424

After Lily had done the examination the other day, Terence had gone to see Marvin too. He'd happened to bump into Xavier then.

Marvin had been very straightforward with his prognosis. Lily's recovery could only be up to the point where she would be able to manage regular daily living with no issues.

During the early days of recovery, she would have trouble gripping onto her cutlery. Upon recovery, she wouldn't be able to use her right hand for fine motor movements, laborious work, or for long hours.

In other words, she would only be able to use her hand for approximately ten minutes when she fed herself.

Xavier's face had dropped after Marvin had explained Lily's condition to him.

In the end, Marvin had added, "She might get a little better if she's lucky."

It had been obvious that Marvin had simply said that to console Xavier.

At that instant, both Xavier's and Terence's faces had fallen.

When Lily had first been given a bad prognosis for her hand, they had looked for a better physician, feeling hopeful. But now, they had been told that her hand could never make a full recovery.

I?" Marvin had asked

hiding the truth from Lily. Nevertheless, Terence had been aware that they wouldn't be able to keep this from her in the long

gone through too much recently. I'm afraid that she might not be able to take it if we drop another bombshell on

head as she lamented over how unfair

up the

for lunch. Without saying a word, he put up a bed tray, opened the thermos, and then laid out

Perhaps due to the serious conversation she'd just

Watching Xavier's every move, she then commented, "Naomi went out

go have her lunch

Lily's face, he continued, "Dad made these. He'll continue sending

four dishes, a soup, and two

hunger would be satiated, those dishes were not nutritious enough for her

bed to wash her hands. She decided not to argue

her hands dry. Water trickled down her fingers

put her hand in the air while she waited for the water

her firmly by her wrist. He then placed a white