Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 1021

Sherilyn suddenly stood up, "You're awake?"

"Yeah."

Gilbert nodded, having just been wheeled into the hospital room, he was now fully conscious.

"How do you feel? Does your head still hurt?" Sherilyn furrowed her brows, her gaze filled with concern as she scrutinized his face.

At the moment, he looked no different from his usual self.

Gilbert shook his head, pausing to assess his condition, "I don't feel anything out of the ordinary..."

He knew he had passed out earlier.

Before losing consciousness, he had experienced a severe headache.

And now, he found himself in a hospital.

He had caught bits and pieces of what the doctor said earlier.

Glancing at the x-ray images on the viewer, he had a pretty good guess of what was going on.

With a light frown and a smirk, he eyed Naylor, "Was this the handiwork of your eldest?"

Naylor closed his eyes, offering no defense.

Hmph.

Gilbert scoffed softly, closing his eyes as his Adam's apple bobbed.

wallow in self-pity, but at this moment, he couldn't help but feel a sense

His life...

day he was born, nothing

father despised him... After finally escaping the clutches of the Harrison family, he ended up

Johnson family, life improved, but every step he took was not

after another! Not

an endless struggle! Exhausted

was hardly worth

But...

firmly fixed on Sherilyn. In this world, he had

Sherilyn, and

bear to leave

"Sherilyn."

he spoke again, still in a carefree manner, "The doctor mentioned two options earlier, you pick one for me? Whichever you choose, I'm good with

en novelxo

Sherilyn frowned deeply, her eyes shimmering with anger,

was this something to

"...Alright."

tensed, immediately dropping

with the conservative treatment then." Naylor understood, this was a discussion

He nodded, "I agree."

half-smile, seeking her opinion, "Sherilyn, what do you think?" "..." Sherilyn, still frowning,

"Alright then."

that, Gilbert gave the go-ahead, turning to the chief physician, "We'll

Harrison, you're too

chief physician

conservative treatment, our hospital