The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 911

“Fully recovering may probably take half a year to one year. Yet, it should be fine to carry some lightweight things after a week. Then, after one month, there should be no problem in doing simple typing and writing,” Rosalie said.

“That’s good.” Lillian heaved a sigh of relief.

After saying goodbye to Amelia, Rosalie headed to the Burton residence.

Lillian, who sat in the concession stand, told Amelia, “Alas, Rosalie hurried to see her son right after she was discharged from the hospital. But Zeki’s attitude toward her…”

“The kid is still so young, and Rosalie is like a stranger to him. It’ll get better after some time. He’s so clingy to his so-called sister. It shows that he’ll accept those who sincerely treat him well,” Amelia commented.

“I hope so,” Lillian said.

After the duo chatted for a while, Aiden came back. When he saw Lillian, he greeted her politely.

“Why are your clothes so dirty? Did you fall?” Amelia asked.

“I accidentally fell,” Aiden replied.

“Even the pants are torn.” Lillian saw a hole caused by friction in the knee part of Aiden’s pants, which she thought was caused by his fall.

“Go and change your pants. I’ll fix it for you,” Amelia instructed.

Aiden hummed in response and went to the room to change his pants.

Looking at Aiden’s diminutive figure, Lillian furrowed her brows slightly. Then, she took a glance at Amelia. Seeing that Amelia was busy with her business at the concession stand, Lillian walked into the room, too.

saw Lillian. His tiny face was reddened in an instant. “Did

stiffened when she said

really fall, it won’t be as serious as this. There are many signs of friction over here, here, and here.” Lillian directly pointed to several spots on Aiden’s shirt. Then, she

to cause trouble. On the contrary, it could be said that Aiden was a quiet child. He would not cause any trouble for no

body trembled slightly. Sure enough, what Lillian had said was

bully you?” Lillian probed.

They said disabled people should attend special needs schools instead of studying here. They also

Lillian’s nose began to tingle. As she straightened up her back, she uttered.

go to look

with guilt whenever she looks at my hearing aid. Mommy keeps saying I’m deaf because she took cold medicine during pregnancy. But I don’t blame Mommy at

Looking at Aiden’s nervous expression, Lillian could not help but sigh. “Okay. I won’t tell your mommy. But you’ve got to call me and let me know if they say this

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we can stop them from doing

you, Lillian!” Aiden responded obediently.

him. He’s only nine years old. Compared to his peers, he has

the duo did not notice Amelia, who leaned against the wall at the doorway. There were tears

would be discriminated against on his hearing. However, since he had never told her, Amelia had always assumed that Aiden’s classmates did not discriminate against

other ordinary children, growing up healthily and happy in school while gaining knowledge.

seemed that it was

“Originally, he should have been a healthy child. He shouldn’t

It was me who had harmed him. It was

that moment, Amelia only felt that her

so badly that they could announce