Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 518

Mrs. Whitley was stunned after listening to him. “You’re a doctor!”

No wonder he looked like a paragon.

There was a hint of loneliness in his eyes. “Before this, I was Fia’s attending physician.”

And now, he wasn’t sure if it was right for him to have given up on medicine and join the business world.

Since if he was still a doctor, she would think of him any time she had any health problems.

“Ah, I’m so sorry. I’m sorry.” For the elderly, doctors were all quite exemplary. Mrs. Whitley’s attitude instantly changed for the better.

“Can you leave me your number, then? If the madam has any problems, I can give you a call too.”

“Sure.” Jason immediately saved his number in Mrs. Whitley’s phone.

He also hoped that if anything were to happen to Fia, someone would inform him.

Mrs. Whitley took back her phone and asked in detail again.

“You said that I should be mindful of the madam’s emotional well-

being?”

her mother passed away, she’s been through too much. Emotionally, she’s doing quite badly

sure how bad depression was and asked, “How

gulped. “She’ll be admitted to the asylum if it gets out

way for

being, we have to maintain a good environment as well as lighten

there no medicine to

still there and her eyesight hasn’t returned. Too much medicine is going to ruin her body.”

nodded and said, “You’re right. It’s not good for her to eat too much medicine, and it’s not good for the body either.”

Conrad, so please tell him to cherish Fia’s body. It’s not

just had a miscarriage, so she needs to wait for another month at

you ask me, I hope

and looked at Jason with a strange

a friend, there was

the boss‘

to blame Mr. Maxwell for the miscarriage, you really shouldn’t do that,” Mrs. Whitley said with a straight face. “After Mrs. Maxwell lost her first child, she had always been hoping for another child. She told me about it

stay anymore. He was not altruistic enough to be able to listen to her wanting to give birth

me a call. I have something

leaving now.”

“Alright. Take care.”