Chapter 1053


    Chapter 1053


    Half an hourter, Yosef conducted a targeted examination on Sheena, along with a blood test to check for the possibility


    of the S404 transmitted from the bables to her


    body.


    While awaiting the results, he sympathetically nced at Elliot''s swollen left cheek and sighed.


    “Elliot, do you want some anti-inmmatory medication? | can get you an ice pack to reduce the swelling.”


    Elliot licked his injured mouth and nodded, agreeing, “Sure, once we understand Sheena’s situation, I''ll take care of the injury


    properly.”


    Silence enveloped theboratory, and the atmosphere turned tense.


    They waited anxiously for an hour, and the sky outside had turnedpletely dark.


    Yosef returned to the ward with a solemn expression, holding the test results.


    Elliot, who had been by Sheena’s side, immediately stood up.


    “How''s the result?”


    Clutching the test report tightly, Yosef replied, “Elliot, there’s both good news and bad news. Which one would you like to hear


    first?”


    Elliot was exasperated.


    Why did it feel like he was being asked to choose an answer on a test?


    He patiently responded, “Let''s start with the good news.”


    “The blood test results show that there are no remnants of the S404 in Sheena’s


    body. There’s no imminent danger to her life, so you can rest assured,” Yosef said,


    easing Elliot’s worries.


    Relieved, Elliot asked, “And the bad news?”


    Yosef''s tone turned grave. “Various indicators,bined with her previous abnormal


    behavior, point to bipr disorder.”


    Elliot furrowed his brows deeply. “How is that possible? Bipr disorder is a mental disorder. How could a blow to the head


    trigger it?”


    Yosef patiently exined, “Sheena’s bipr disorder had underlying risks and signs long before. She went through a lot during


    her pregnancy, and the stress caused psychological and mental pressure. This time, the injury to the back of the head was just a


    trigger, not the cause. You mentioned before that she bit you and drew blood over a minor issue. The doctor attributed it to


    excessive pregnancy hormones causing her to feel restless, which didn’t seem like a major problem at the time. But in reality, if


    mental issues aren''t properly addressed, they can lead to various risks and illnesses. This time, Sheena’s bipr disorder just


    happened to re up due to


    the head injury.”


    Elliot turned to look at Sheena lying unconscious on the bed, carefully recalling the


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    Sheena discovered her pregnancy in Laubabwe, a time when she was trapped with


    Nathaniel over Clear.


    Upon returning home, she faced challenges one after another—Albert’s death,


    usations of being a bastard child, and her family’s distrust.


    During this period, she dealt with these issues despite her exhaustion.


    Later, Albert passed away, and She disappeared.


    Her anxiety and negative emotions never ceased, and she always suppressed them.


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    Yosef sighed repeatedly, jotting down notes on his pad.


    “Based on your description, | suspect Sheena’s bipr disorder is intermittent. It may be triggered by exhaustion or urs


    mainly at night. We''ll need to observe her closely. As for whether to tell her the truth when she wakes up, that’s up to you.”


    Chapter 1053


    Elliot sat by the bedside, tightly holding Sheena’s hand, silent for a while before asking, “What if Nana has another episode in


    the future?”


    “We can forcibly administer sedatives, but it can be damaging to the nerves and should be used sparingly. Alternatively, we wait


    for her to exhaust herself and fall asleep naturally, which doesn’t harm the nerves but leaves her tired the next day. However, it


    might not be easy to manage with babies in the house.”


    Elliot pondered in silence as Yosef continued, “Incidents like today, where she’s knocked unconscious, must be avoided. Her


    head is already injured, and the nerves


    there are the most sensitive. When Sheena wakes up, she might experience severe


    headaches.”


    “Alright,” Elliot agreed with a hint of remorse, gently kissing Sheena’s pale hand as he


    held it.


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