Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

Chapter 251 Uncovering My Wife’s Secrets

Julian Parks used to support Annalise Barton's treatment of Sybil Xander's brother. After all, the two families had a good relationship. However, now that Annalise was pregnant, he could not bear to let her tire herself out. He did not know if he was hallucinating, but Annalise's face was no longer as rosy as before. It was a little pale, and she seemed tired. "What are you looking at?" Annalise asked with a smile when she saw Julian staring at her. Julian took Annalise's hand and held it in his palm. He frowned slightly. "Sybil's brother's illness has been going on for a long time. It doesn't matter if you take a look or not. I don't want you to be so tired." "It's fine. I'm not experiencing any symptoms now. I'll deal with whatever I can. I might not be able to do anything once I start to feel uncomfortable," Annalise said with a smile.

Actually, you don't have to work so hard..." Annalise shook her head. "No, I'm not tired. On the contrary, I feel very fulfilled. Every time I treat a patient, I accumulate new experience." Julian reached out and patted Annalise's head. How could there be such a person in this world who was so likable? Her every expression and word moved him. There were so many big shots who doted on her, like her mentors. She was capable and wealthy but had not forgotten her roots or beginnings. She still dedicated herself to treating patients even now.

They arrived at the Xander's residence. Sybil was already waiting at the door. Sybil ran over with a smile when she saw their car. "You're here?" Sybil came over and held Annalise's hand. She said, "My brother has been sick for a long time, so his temper is a little strange. Don't take it to heart if he sounds nasty sometimes." "Don't worry, I'm a doctor. I understand patients," Annalise said. "Yes, my brother... He is quite pitiful." Sybil could not hide the pity she felt at the mention of her brother. He had been bedridden for 20 years.

His face was as pale as a ghost. If not for the fact that the servants took good care of him and washed him often, he would probably have been in an even worse condition. Sybil led Annalise through the courtyard of the residence. Then they saw Nancy Zeller walk toward them, along with Yechiel Xander, Sybil's eldest brother. Surprised to see Annalise, Nancy greeted her politely, "Annalise, what a coincidence!" "Hello," Annalise greeted. Nancy smiled again and said, "You guys can continue. I'm returning to the Zeller's residence." She had come to ask her father for the shops early in the morning. Initially, her father did not agree to add new shops, but he could not resist her acting pitifully.

was young, her body wouldn't have been so weak. And she wouldn't only have had limited success in her twenties, blaming it on her health. She added that her second uncle was highly talented and managed Xander Group well. Later on, when Second Uncle fell sick, it was also because his father found

and say that her body was weak from donating her bone marrow back then. It didn't matter if he did not agree at first because he would after. When she saw Annalise at the Xander's residence, she wanted to stay and see what they would do. However, because the Zeller family had a servant commit for

brother replied slowly as he lay on the bed. "Brother, I brought a friend to visit you," Sybil said. "There's no need." Her brother's tone was very distant and clearly unwelcoming. "Brother, my friend is a doctor. Her mentor is Master Quigley and has great medical skills." "I said no need!" he said stubbornly. "Brother, you must get better to uncover the truth of what happened back

converse with Sybil properly. Then he blew up all of a sudden. Brother, please don't be like this." Sybil was anxious and heartbroken. "Get out!" He got up and threw a pillow at her. Sybil quickly caught the pillow and sighed. Annalise could tell that Sybil's brother must have had a traumatic experience back then. That was why

the curtains wide apart. Previously, the curtains were closed on one side. The lighting in the room was dim, and it felt like dusk. Now that the curtains were drawn, the room became instantly brighter. Annalise