Chapter 1604

Avery pondered for a few seconds and decided to explain frankly to his son: “Hayden, mother’s situation

is more complicated. Before your father accidentally hurt me, something was wrong with me.”

Hayden: “Since you were wrong before, why didn’t you go to the doctor before? “

Avery said, “Mom is planning to go for a checkup after the New Year. Otherwise, if the doctor says that

she is going to be hospitalized, wouldn’t she have to go to the hospital for New Year? Mom is fine when

she goes to the hospital for New Year. Mom is afraid that you will not have a good New Year too. And the

Spring Festival is only seven days away, and it will soon pass.”

Hayden lowered his head gloomily. ‘My mother said the word ‘hospital’, it seems that my mother’s illness

is definitely not serious.’

After the waiter served the dishes, Avery immediately picked up his chopsticks and served his son.

Avery: “Hayden, your mother wants to discuss something with you.”

“Mom, you don’t need to discuss it with me.” Hayden took the chopsticks and said dully, “I will do

whatever you want me to do.”

“Hayden, your mother will be fine. Mother’s illness can be cured, it just takes a little time.” Avery forced a

smile, “If my problem is really serious, I will definitely not be able to eat and sleep like a normal person.”

In the afternoon.

The mother and son came to the hospital again.

Avery did a more detailed brain examination this time.

Tests revealed a hemorrhage in her brain, compressing the optic nerve.

The doctor said, “Miss Tate, you should be aware of your situation, it’s still quite serious but it’s not

impossible for you to delay the hospitalization for a few days. I’m afraid that your condition will suddenly

deteriorate in the past few days… What’s the matter with your head injury this time? You have had a

craniotomy within half a year, and your head is very fragile, why don’t you protect it?”

Avery didn’t want this, everything was an accident.

“In your current situation, it is definitely not suitable for another craniotomy. You can only do puncture and

drainage first to see how the situation is.” The doctor discussed the treatment plan with her, “First drain

the blood in the brain, and then use the drugs that nourish the nerves, to see if the optic nerve can

recover.”

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Avery said, “Please prescribe some medicine for me first. If I am not feeling well, I will definitely receive

treatment immediately.”

The doctor: “Yes. You pay attention to your diet these days, try to eat lightly.”

Avery: “Well.”

The doctor: “The tall, thin boy outside the door…”

“That’s my son.” Avery looked towards the door, only to see Hayden staring at her side.

“Your husband didn’t come with you?” The doctor prescribed medicine for her with a smile.

Avery: “He went to pay New Year’s greetings.”

“Oh…no wonder you don’t want to be hospitalized now. Your family must be very busy during the Spring

Festival.” The doctor gave her the prescription and handed it to her, “If you have any questions, come to

the hospital immediately.”

Avery: “Well. Thank you. Please help me keep it a secret.”

The doctor: “Don’t worry, even if your husband asks, I won’t tell you.”

At this time, Avery Received a call from Elliot.

“How is Hayden?” Elliot asked.

“Bring him to the hospital today.” Avery replied, “No big problem.”

Elliot: “Is he feeling better now? Does he still hurt?”

Avery: “It’s better. The doctor said to eat lightly.”

Elliot: “Well. I’m here. It’s almost dinner time, I’ll go back after dinner.”

Avery: “My uncle should be very happy, right?”

Elliot: “Well. He wants me to bring you and the children to play next time.”

Avery: “We’ll talk about it later.”

“Where are Layla and Robert?” Elliot continued to ask.

Avery got in the car and fastened her seat belt: “I made a video call for Eric at noon, and Layla met a

new friend today. It’s Eric’s cousin. The boy was three years older than Hayden, and Layla played with

him very much. I’m happy.”

Elliot said vigilantly: “I’m really worried that this b*stard has bad intentions for our Layla. I’ll go pick Layla

home now.”