The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 122 Pink Or Blue

Lysander furrowed her brows.

She had thought that Harry would stir up some trouble first. Unexpectedly, the first to cause a scene was her mother, Helen Brooks.

As soon as Lysander led Lynn into the ward, they could hear the voice of a middle–aged woman even through. the closed window.

“If all else fails, why not offer the doctor a little gift? What problem can’t that solve? You are just too young and inexperienced in the ways of the world. In this day and age, who would help you without a little. incentive?”

A gift?

Lysander looked to Lynn for answers, but Lynn, utterly bewildered, could only shake her head in response.

Lysander cleared her throat subtly, then gently pushed open the door to the ward.

Upon entering, she saw Priscilla who was pale and hugging her blanket. She looked like a broken puppet, devoid of spirit. Only when she saw her come in did a faint glimmer of life return to her eyes. “Lysander.”

feel

corners of Priscilla’s lips twitched slightly. “A

charge of treating Priscilla, right?” Helen greeted warmly, eagerly grabbing Lysander’s

held a surprising strength. Her grip was so tight that

to pressure, however. It resembled more of a piercing sensation from a sharp object on the

something hidden in the palm of

rectangular object and

pull her hand away, but Helen gave her a mischievous smile. She placed her other hand on top of Lysander’s, patting the back of her hand gently. “Doctor, there

began to

laughed softly without any change in her expression, pulling her hand back with force. “Feel free to ask anything you want to know as long as it’s something we can disclose.

course. I’ve been setting up a nursery at home lately, but I can’t decide on the color of the bedding. Doctor, what do you think? Should I

understood and

Pink Or

for so many years, naturally, Lysander

it would be best if it’s pure

she chuckled knowingly. “As expected of Central Hospital, the doctors

she spoke, she pulled something from her pocket and rubbed it

the increasing thickness made its edges all the more piercing against the skin,