Perfect Mysterious Husband (Maddox and Kimberly)

David was dissatisfied.

"What are you talking about? I was discharged from the hospital because I had already recovered. Why does your daughter have to take care of me if I go to the hospital? Why can't I go and see what's wrong with President Yardley?" He argued.

"That's enough. Just let your daughter go. If you go, you'll only cause more trouble," Mabie rebutted.

He was speechless.

He was unhappy and wanted to fight back. However, he couldn't do anything to retort.

Upon hearing this from the side, Vera tried to persuade softly.

"Dad, Mom is right. It's inconvenient for you to go there at such a late hour. I also have to get someone to send you home. It's really troublesome to go back and forth by then. If you're really worried about Young Master Yardley, you can wait until tomorrow. Take a good rest tonight and you can visit him tomorrow," she said.

After saying that, she didn't care about the reaction of both her parents. She carried her bag and immediately took Beanie. "Please help me to close the restaurant. I'll take Beanie to the hospital," Vera said.

Beanie obediently waved to David and Mabie.

Vera went out of the restaurant and was about to take a taxi. Unexpectedly, a familiar figure appeared in front of her.

"Sam? Why are you here?" She asked in a surprised tone.

Shouldn't he be in the hospital at this time?

As soon as Sam heard her voice, he turned around and a warm smile appeared on his face.

"Knowing that you can't rest assured, I came back to pick the both of you up and bring you to the hospital since I still have time," he answered.

He was talking about both of them. It wasn't only meant for Vera. Therefore, this sentence didn't burden her. What's more, she was also in a hurry to go to the hospital. However, she didn't know which hospital he was in.

It would be better if someone came to pick them up. There was no need to call for a taxi.

"Get in the car."

After getting in the car, Vera held Beanie by her side. The weather was still a little cold at that time. She was also worried that he would catch a cold. Before going out, she constantly checked him over and over again.

"If you're sleepy, you can sleep on my lap for a while. I will wake you up as soon as we arrive," Vera said.

Beanie rubbed his eyes and said, "Auntie Vera, I'm not sleepy."

She smiled softly at him and stroked his head. "Be good."

She then suddenly looked up as if she had thought of something.

here. Isn't Minerva alone in the hospital? She's pregnant, how

has someone to

he

Young Madam was being taken care of did

There's someone accompanying Minerva?

is it?"

they were leaving. As soon as Sam left, who

that came to

always paid

driving in the front, was silent for a long time before he opened his mouth. He

"Quill."

Quill...

by his answer. At that moment, she turned her face to look out of the window and

him. However, she didn't expect... that

Master Yardley. Whoever was there had nothing to do with her. Later on, she just had to pretend that it had nothing to do with her. After mentioning the name of the person, the car was in a long silence. Sam was also a little annoyed. He knew that the name had some special

would he mention that

she asked, he had to

he really too

the way to the hospital. It

take you upstairs," he

doctor already said that he's fine, you can

his sister as he

him, Minerva forced herself to smile and

he saw her expression, "You don't have to pretend to be strong and force a smile in front of

not. I'm just worried

have any major complications, he still had to be monitored for twenty-four hours. No one knew when he would wake

knew what it meant when the doctor mentioned that he had to be monitored

was to say, Maddox's condition might change again within

could be either good or

eyes as

She felt very tired.

morning, I'll ask Nash to bring you to the hospital,"

She shook her head in reply. "I want to stay here and accompany him,"

he called her

was a hint of

ov

pregnant and the weather is cold. He has to be monitored for twenty-four hours. Do