The Ex-Husband's Apology (by Sebastian Grey) novel Chapter 182

Chapter 182

“Lydia…” Jennifer didn’t have time to think about herself now, immediately asked Lydia how long she had been unconscious, and if she knew how her mother was doing.

“Auntie was fine. She was found and taken back to the nursing home on the day you had the car accident.”

Jennifer finally breathed a sigh of relief when she heard Lydia’s words,

“Who found my mom? The police?”

Jennifer was curious.

At that time, she remembered the nursing home side saying “they had already called the police“, so it must have been experienced police officers who found him.

Whoever found it, wherever they found it, as long as nothing happened, it’s all good.

“The doctor said you were really lucky. Everything else recovered well, just the leg injury was more serious. But at least there was no life–threatening danger, which is considered lucky in misfortune.”

Lydia said as she poured water for Jennifer.

With Lydia around, the ward was always buzzing as if there were a lot of people.

“Thanks Lydia, I really needed you at this moment,” Jennifer said, her eyes turning red with emotion.

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They say true friends show up in times of trouble, and every time she needed care, Lydia was always by her side.

“You have a lot of friends, not just me.”

Lydia gave a thumbs up and pointed outside, “Peter went out to buy food, he doesn’t know you’re awake yet. If he knew, he would definitely be over the moon.”

“You’re exaggerating too much,” Jennifer chuckled.

“Not exaggerating at all, do you know that you were in a coma for so many days, he was always in the next room in the waiting room, couldn’t sleep well every day, and didn’t go to work for a day!”

Lydia’s words really caught Jennifer off guard.

She never thought Peter would care about her so much.

“Oh, by the way, there’s Jasper too…”

Jennifer raised an eyebrow.

She hadn’t heard this name from Lydia’s mouth in a long time.

Lydia could tell from Jennifer’s expression that she was surprised, and she was surprised too.

“I remember you two weren’t on speaking terms! But on the day you had an accident, he arrived earlier than me, with his eyes all red like a rabbit’s, clearly on the verge of tears.”

With Lydia’s description, Jennifer couldn’t help but picture Jasper sitting alone on a bench outside the ICU, his eyes red from crying.

“But he didn’t stay long, it seems like he was called hom call, looks like something serious.”

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