Let Love Takes Away All This Pain

Chapter 239 promised

Alva spoke slowly, and Esme bumped into the wall, but managed to gather some strength after hearing Alva’s voice.

So it didn’t hit the wall with much force.

But even that made Esme dizzy.

She spent a lot of money trying to get Alva back.

Alva saw Esme and said, “Dad, call a doctor!”

Finnian didn’t expect Esme to hit him and rushed to the doctor.

In order to convince Alva, Esme ran into a wall shortly after hanging up on Alva.

That was a big hit. It was a thump.

I didn’t expect it to happen again.

He’s really worried.

Finnian will bring the doctor soon.

The doctor examined Esme, took her to the film, and the results came back quickly.

Alva quickly asked, “Doctor, how is my mother?”

“From the current film, there is no problem, but I look at your mother’s condition, I think it is still necessary to observe this night, this night observation, and then do a test in the morning.”

Alva came to the hospital bed and looked at Esme with concern and groaning, “Esme, you don’t do anything stupid, I promise you.”

not ouch,

I kid you

son-in-law back, you have been married until now, our family has not eaten, you bring your son-in-law back, mother make a

had a glint in her eye.

back, then

Alva frowns.

get Jackson

watching her, she

is busy and travels a lot. I don’t think he can

of travel? Then how can you let me have grandchildren?”

day, and we’re always

had one birth, it’s not easy to get pregnant, you have less chance to stay together, how can you get

son-in-law, or I will run into

her down, “I promise

can’t try, you must!”

owe him five

fight at once!”

Alva’s heart hurt.

morning. He’s

mother- in-law was lying in the hospital, and he

one step ahead of her and said, “Esme, we’re not in a hurry. Our son-in-law is a

winking at her.

owe this son-in-law five million

Don’t rush it.

said, “OK, call tomorrow morning, if you don’t call, I will jump off

play, Esme, and you rest. I’ll be

you’re not going anywhere.”

the hospital with

won’t trust.