Mommy，We Got a Husband by Doris

Chapter 077 The girl I love is a wonderful person

Chapter 077 The girl I love is a wonderful person

Galatea had been waiting for less than ten minutes at the coffee shop downstairs from Nexus Innovations when Cormac arrived.

"Dr. Galatea, I'm really sorry for summoning you so abruptly," he said.

"No problem, I'm not busy right now. I have plenty of time," Galatea replied. "What's the urgent matter, Mr. Nash?"

Cormac opened a file case he was carrying and began extracting documents as he explained, "I wanted to ask Dr. Galatea to take a look at some medical images of my mother's. She was initially diagnosed with gastritis, but then a specialist suspected it might be cancer and had her redo the tests.

Unfortunately, that specialist left for a conference abroad this morning, and I'm out of my depth with this stuff. Suddenly I thought of you, since you're an expert, so I wanted to get your opinion first."

"I wouldn't call myself an expert, but I'll do my best," Galatea said as she took the images and reports and examined them carefully, her brow furrowing.

Cormac sensed an ominous feeling from her expression and asked cautiously, "Is it really cancer?"

"In cases like Mrs. Nash's, the initial diagnosis is usually common gastritis or a stomach ulcer. However, the difference lies in the unique shape of this condition-it's rare and so not easily detected.

"The specialist was right to suggest a more comprehensive examination. While it's confirmed to be cancer, fortunately, it's in the intermediate stages. There's still a good chance for a cure," Galatea explained slowly. Despite the confirmation, Cormac couldn't help but worry-it seemed their fear had become a reality.

"Did you tell Mrs. Nash?" Galatea asked.

"I didn't dare to. Just told her it was ordinary gastritis," was the reply.

"It's best not to let the patient know. Otherwise, the mental stress could be considerable."

whole series of chemotherapy treatments to follow. I'm just afraid we can't keep it a secret." Cormac spoke

suggesting, "How about this: tell her that the test

the doctor come home under the pretext of administering nutritional injections. In any

record for my mother." Cormac was visibly grateful. "Thank you so much,

time with your mother and get her to have

I'll go take care

this,

found Ravenna to be quite amiable, and Cormac seemed easy

stirred emotions when someone close was affected by cancer. After Cormac's departure, Galatea remained alone in the café, sipping her coffee. Soon, she saw Alaric's

for a meal with that

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just signed the contract with Far East International, and Ambrose was hosting a celebratory dinner. Alaric had not

place in a top-tier hotel, in a private room on the top floor with special glass walls allowing a panoramic view

much," remarked Ambrose

from Arizona?" asked

Ambrose, turning his gaze back to the window, his eyes drifting in a certain direction. A shadow of melancholy briefly crossed his face as he seemed to recall

"You really have a keen eye, Mr. Knight. I'm not afraid of your laughter, but

a deeper shade

clear that, even to this day, you

unfortunate, so many things in life are beyond our control, and back then, we had

another bitter smile and asked, "I've heard that you have a son who is

indeed magnificent," Alaric admitted without a hint of

glass. "Here's to you, Mr.

Alaric also lifted

both

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sat for a while in the downstairs coffee shop before returning home