Wife You Discarded is a Billionaire's Crush novel Chapter 152

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On the corner of her desk, her phone suddenly rang. It was a call from the hospital.

"Miss Preston, good afternoon. Dr. Brooks asked me to inform you that you can visit the patient this afternoon."

"Okay, thank you!" Liliana's face lit up with joy. After hanging up, she asked Nina Shepherd for time off and rushed straight to the hospital.

At two o'clock, when the hospital's afternoon hours began, she first met with Dr. Jude Brooks.

"Dr. Brooks, has my brother's condition improved?"

Jude pushed his glasses up the bridge of his nose. "To be precise, observations from all aspects do not show any improvement in his condition. He's just a bit more emotionally stable than when he first arrived, but his overall state is still not good. This morning, during my rounds, he suddenly said he wanted to see you."

Liliana's heart tightened. "He said he wanted to see me?"

"Yes. I asked him at the time if he wanted to see his parents, but he refused. He said he only wanted to see you."

Jude paused, then added, "When you see him, pay attention to his condition. Try not to bring up the car accident, and observe him for any unusual behavior."

Chuck Preston and Vida Archer simply disliked Liliana.

But for their son, Hale Preston, they had poured out a hundred, even a thousand times more love than ordinary parents.

Anytime Hale argued with them, it was always because of their unfair treatment of Liliana.

And yet, the person he wanted to see was Liliana.

Liliana couldn't describe the feeling in her heart; she even felt a little nervous.

"Okay, I'll be careful."

Jude had an assistant physician take her to Hale's room.

Liliana hadn't seen Hale since he was admitted to the hospital about ten days ago.

The curtains in the room were drawn, blocking out the ample sunlight.

The room was dim, and the young man sitting on the bed had a sickly pallor to his face.

His shaved hair had grown out a bit, looking unkempt.

The caregiver had taken good care of him, though; his face was cleanly shaven.

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