Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 673

She watched Theodore recover consciousness and instinctively hid the medication, not knowing why.

Learning that Ariana had refrained from giving Theodore the medicine, Horace breathed a sigh of relief. He elucidated, “The boss indeed faces certain health challenges, but they are manageable as long as he refrains from taking that medicine.”

Ariana regarded Horace skeptically, her gaze probing the mixed emotions etched on his face. As thoughts of Theodore’s peculiar condition during his sickness swirled in her mind, an unpleasant suspicion took hold. Her countenance darkened, and she scrutinized Horace intently, testing his resolve. “Tell me, is your boss engaged in drug use, by chance?”

“No, no, absolutely not!” Horace hastened to defend Theodore, even raising three fingers as if taking a solemn oath. “While the boss may possess peculiar temperaments, he never indulges in any illegal substances. I can vouch for that.”

A wave of relief washed over Ariana as she let out a breath. She seized the moment to push Horace further, her tone unyielding, “Then, what precisely is this?”

linked to some of the boss’s past entanglements, private matters

knew that pushing him further would yield no additional information. She acknowledged that

with a heavy sigh, “Very

his inner turmoil subsiding momentarily. He had been uncertain how to navigate Ariana’s relentless inquiries, and

glance at the medicine bottle nestled in Ariana’s hand, Horace’s mind churned with contemplation. Finally, he spoke pensively. “Nevertheless, Mrs. Anderson, it is fortuitous that you have discovered this truth. I have endeavored to dissuade the boss, but he remains obstinate. Now that

was not meant to have this medicine and

know what this medicine tastes like?” she

with a bitter aftertaste,” Horace responded, remembering Theodore’s

the bottle, replacing them with vitamins from the bedside table. She then handed the bottle back to

the ward. And don’t say that I discovered the bottle,” she instructed. After a brief pause, she added, “If he

He admired her cunning plan and felt reassured by its plausibility. Given that Theodore always swallowed his pills without tasting them,