Skeletons Of The Marital Closet

Chapter 63 She had no idea what was going on, but she could guess. 

Gale smiled and said, “No, Mom, I’m fine. I’m doing fine. Don’t worry.” 

“Don’t lie to me. You look thin and haggard…” 

Gale replied, “Really, if I don’t have a good life, where would I be able to pay for such a good hospital?” 

Wendy touched her hair and said, “The Wood family didn’t give you a hard time, did they? How did you finish your studies?” Gale said, “I did… and Sam. He is my boyfriend and treats me very well. He pays all your expenses in the hospital. Over the years, he’s been taking care of me.” 

Wendy breathed a long sigh of relief. “Okay, that’s fine. I could tell then that Sam was a good boy and would treat 

you well.” 

“Yes.” 

“I didn’t expect that two years had passed. I’ve slept long enough. What about your dad? Where is he? Is he okay?” 

“Dad is serving his sentence in prison. Don’t worry. I will visit him often.” 

Wendy nodded and said, “When I can get out of bed. I will 

pay him a visit, even if I’m in a wheelchair.” 

not

was afraid … Shawn would not

leave the hospital. 

you are awake. You just need to take good

else.” 

lovingly. “You have been our jewel since you were a child. I am sorry this happened to you. Even with Sam, I

her mother really loves her.

Gale took a deep breath and held back her tears. “It’s all over, Mom,

my fault that I dragged you down. If I hadn’t fallen into a coma, I would have been able to let you depend

the tears from the corners

patients he cured come to our house every year to send gifts as thank you. Who would have known that

do you think that Alex Wood’s death was really

immediately got fired up when Gale brought up the accident. “No! It can’t be! He has so much experience and has never made mistakes! There must be something fishy here! Gale,

mother’s hand tightly. “I think the same as you.

daughter looked at each

the door, Susan heard this

turned and

in a low spirit, but she felt a little

had a mother, and now they

Gale took the initiative to go to

you for asking an expert to treat my mother so she can wake up.” Gale