Remarried After I Secretly Divorced the CEO novel Chapter 97

Chapter 97

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Chapter 97

“But she already has a general research direction. I believe it won’t be long before the paper comes out.”

Wilson shot Ethan a disdainful glance. “Really?”

As long as there was a direction, meeting Z didn’t matter all that much anymore.

Since she wanted to stay mysterious, there was no point pressing further.

Ethan explained Autumn’s thoughts to Wilson, and the more he listened, the more interested he became.

His eyes grew brighter with each word.

He was genuinely looking forward to the publication of the project’s paper.

Meanwhile, Autumn had rushed into the restroom and was hunched over the sink, vomiting for a long time.

Her body felt completely drained.

A wave of dizziness hit her.

She leaned against the wall just to keep from collapsing.

Her condition was clearly worsening.

The side effects of the cancer medication were severe.

The dizziness took time to subside.

She slumped weakly against the wall, struggling to cope with the recurring waves of nausea and lightheadedness.

Suddenly, a low voice came from the entrance. “Autumn, are you having another episode?”

She slowly opened her eyes and turned her head, only to see Keith standing at the restroom door.

He always seemed to prefer black.

Every time she saw him, he was dressed in black.

She caught a flash of concern in his eyes.

It was brief, but she saw it.

Keith had a girl help Autumn out, then reached out to steady her trembling body.

He looked down at her and without a word, scooped her into his arms and started walking out. “I’ll take you to the hospital.”

He had just been discussing a partnership with someone and hadn’t known what had just happened.

But it couldn’t have been anything good.

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Otherwise, Autumn wouldn’t have been pushed into another episode.

Autumn shook her head. “No need. It’s just a side effect from the cancer meds. The hospital won’t help.

“Put me down. I just need a moment to recover. You carrying me like this is making my dizziness worse.”

She knew her body well.

Ever since she started taking the cancer meds, these symptoms would flare up from time to time.

Each episode took a while to ease, and she’d gotten used to it by now.

Keith carried Autumn out and placed her gently on a chair in the lounge.

He asked a server to bring a cup of warm water and watched as she swallowed the pill.

After taking the medicine, Autumn leaned weakly against the chair.

Keith took off his jacket and draped it over her.

With a tense expression, he stared at her and asked, “How long have you had these symptoms?”

Autumn thought for a moment, then shook her head. “I don’t remember. It’s been a while.”

She vaguely recalled once passing out in a car.

No one noticed. She had just slept in there for a long time.

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