Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 106 I Do Not Like It

Eric should have clearly understood that when he chose to reveal his true self and be honest, it was inevitable that we would end up in a situation like today.

He does his own thing, and I live my own life. We don’t interfere with each other. By the time he fully takes control of the Swan family, I may have already left Hulbury.

“What good will come from arguing with me?” Eric looked at the cup on the ground. It didn’t shatter. “I don’t want to repeat myself. Go back to bed!”

Eileen stood motionless at the door. The cold wind blew in from outside, filling the wide folds of her clothing, making her feel a bit chilly. A wave of pain began to emanate from her lower abdomen once again.

Just then, the nurse’s voice broke the tense and strange atmosphere between them.

“Why did you get out of bed? Are you not in pain anymore? I heard you two arguing from the hallway. As an older brother, can’t you be more considerate of your sister? Girls tend to be short-tempered during their periods. Hurry up and clean the floor. The doctor will be here soon for a check-up. If everything’s fine, you can be discharged from the hospital.”

Eileen said softly, “Thank you.”

“Please lie back down. We don’t want you to get sick again.”

Eileen brought in a mop from outside and cleaned the floor. She didn’t expect him to do such things.

Truth be told, she wasn’t in that much pain anymore. It was just the first day that was particularly tough to endure.

After the doctor examined her again, he called for Eric to come over.

Inside the office, the doctor pointed at Eileen’s CT scan with a grave expression. “Since you’re a family member of the patient, I won’t sugarcoat this. During yesterday’s examination, we discovered an abnormality in the patient’s uterus. If we perform surgery now to restore it to its original state, it’s unlikely to be successful. We suspect that the patient’s uterus could potentially be diseased, possibly even cancerous. Fortunately, we’ve detected it early, so we can still perform surgery to remove it. If we wait any longer, the cancer cells might spread and metastasize. At that point, the patient’s treatment might involve more than just a hysterectomy. Considering her health condition, our recommendation is to proceed with the surgery as soon as possible. However, you should be aware that this might result in her being unable to conceive in the future.”

There wasn’t much emotion visible on Eric’s face as he said, “I understand.”

with the patient and schedule the surgery.”

give the doctor any reply. He just got up and

the joyful voice of a young girl. “The

only been away for a few days, but I can tell you haven’t been eating properly.

must be mistaken. I’ve always been like this. Being

look good no matter what. From now on, you’re not allowed to be picky with your food.”

picky. Mary’s cooking is as delicious as yours. I can eat two bowls every

you do is make me worry

home. It was she who had introduced Mary to the Swan family. They were from the same hometown, straightforward in character. Whatever happened at home, Mary would tell her everything

could she not worry

this lifetime, she never had a child of her own. In her heart,

tell Mr. Snow to let me come back and take

need to trouble yourself. There are too many rules at home. It’s not as comfortable as Eric’s home. It’s the same with

you have to eat a bowl of the raviolis I make… I’ve already taught Mary how to make them. Even if I’m not around, you’ll still be able to

“Your culinary skills are always the best. I will never get tired of the raviolis that you

a

Eric handled the hospital discharge procedures.

in the car, Eileen held a hot pack against

me a favor and just drop me off at school? Thank you.”

while, Eileen realized that this was not the way back to

take me home, I’ll return to school on my own later. Instead of wasting your time on me, you might as well

Eric gave her a cold look. “If you

at the traffic light.

her hand, looking down and

about my health condition yet. Once I get into Hulbury University, I’ll have the surgery myself.