My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 814

Timothy noticed her eyes were red, while the child's body was flushed.

“Asel is having a higli fever.” At a glance, Timothy recognized the child's symptoms. He took her from Johanna's arms and loosened her clothes a little. “Let's go to the hospital.”

Johanna did not even think about how he had entered the house. She was only concerned about the child. Hence, she swiftly followed him to the hospital.

Timothy kept looking at the rearview mirror whenever he heard Asel cry. Though he was anxious, it was raining, and the road was slippery, so he did not speed.

Upon arriving at the hospital, Timothy hurried to the emergency room with the child to find his doctor friend.

Timothy used to work in the cardiac surgery department of General Hospital, and now he had become a major shareholder of the establishment. The doctor did not dare neglect Timothy's child when he saw Asel suffering from a high fever.

With the doctor's help, Asel's high fever subsided after three minutes, and she stopped crying as she began to breathe evenly.

Only then did Timothy feel relieved.

Considering that it was raining, and the weather was cold, he asked the doctor for a VIP ward.

the ward, Timothy placed the child

and saw that Johanna's eyes were red and swollen. He recalled that when they were in the car earlier, Johanna shed tears as well upon hearing her daughter's painful

water, he was about to wipe Asel's face when Johanna took the towel from his hand. She simply wiped Asel's

lay beside her

away, he gingerly went to

back. “You get some sleep,” he whispered. “I'll watch

as she continued

to being so worn

got up quietly and covered her with the blanket, that

tilted out of the pillow, almost against her daughter's face. They both slept in a similar peaceful sleeping position as if they were carved out of the same mold. The

her ear and could not

not seen Johanna and Asel

he parked his car outside her small house, he still could not see Johanna. Occasionally, he could see the nanny holding the child in the garden

that he would spoil things for them if

and the housekeeper for letting him in, he would not have had the opportunity to see this mother

playing with a lock of her hair while looking at