Chester sighed innocently, âIt feels like you think Iâm paying a favor. Forget it, Iâll take a taxi by myself, so as not to disturb Kaidenâs appointment, he is in his thirties. Now, in order to take care of me, Kaiden doesnât even have a girlfriend, itâs too bad.â
Chester opened the car door and looked like he was going to go out.
Charity was speechless, âOkay, Iâm joking, sit down, itâs all on the way anyway.â
âI donât want you to think about me badly.â Chester said solemnly, âI donât mean that.â
Charity: ââ¦â
Charity slandered in her heart, but she didnât dare to talk nonsense, she found out that once a person was shameless, no one wanted to talk about that person.
Chester was like this now.
Even the words were twisted and twisted with several layers of meaning.
âIâm driving.â Charity started the car, âBy the way, your mother and Cindy saw you in the hospital just now, will they go to check on my motherâs hospitalization, and does my mother need to be transferred?â
âAre you afraid they will find your mother and will make trouble?â
âHmm.â Charity made no secret of her doubts.
Mrs. Robbins, who grew up in a small place, didnât necessarily have a strong heart.
âIâll say hello to Dr. Edwards and have a few security guards on the floor, so that no one else disturbs Auntie.â Chester said lightly, âDo you think itâs easy to transfer to another hospital? Business is the hottest right now. The only thing is the hospital, where you go there first for an examination and then queue up for the operation. You wonât be able to get my auntie within a week. Of course, if you want to find a better doctor for surgery, you might have to wait a month or two.â
Charity: ââ¦â
Charityâs scalp was numb, and then she remembered that when she took Mrs. Robbins for an examination today, she heard complaints from the patientâs family members, saying that it took three days to queue for a gastroscope.
Chester reminded her, âDo you know how many people out of town are queuing up to see Dr.
Edwards? Dr. Edwardsâs full for next monthâs appointment.â
Charity was speechless, and after a while, she said, âIf you are in the clinic, Is it possible to fill up the queues for the second half of the year?â
Chester: âOur hospital can only queue for nearly two months at most.â
Charity glanced at Chester next to her, âI think you are quite busy every day.â
âI donât think so. Donât be idle.â Chester denied it. Charity went to work during the day, and Mrs.
Robbins was at home, so Chester just came to her house to see her daughter.
Chester didnât mind nursing her daughter at home every day.
After her daughter walked slowly and could talk, Chester would definitely take her for granted as her father, even though he was originally a father.
At that time, as long as he won his daughterâs heart, no mad bees and butterflies would want to chase Charity.
Charity pouted, âI donât have time anymore, Iâd better grow vegetables at home. I remember my mother did it too. Now she canât grow vegetables for you. After the operation, she needs to rest in peace.â
Chester: âI can also grow vegetables myself. Planting fruit trees, when I can eat complementary food next year, maybe I can still eat the fruits and vegetables I planted.â
Charity said âhaâ, âThank you, my daughter does not lack that fruit and vegetables.â
Chester looked at Charity faintly, and said, âI planted it for Lisa, not for you.â
Charity wanted to kick him out of the car on the spot, she gritted her teeth, and said angrily, âWhy donât you come back? Forget about being a doctor in a hospital, your medical skills are so good, itâs a pity to not treat patients.â
âYou want me to go?â Chester asked suddenly.
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