Chapter 634
Chapter 634 I Want to See Her Right Now
Upon hearing the noise, Nicole hurriedly entered the room and saw that ire had hit her head on the
nightstand when she fell clumsily to the floor.
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ire''s fair forehead was stained red with blood, which showed just how hard she hit herself on the
nightstand.
“Mom!” Nicole quickly ced the tray on the table and carefully helped ire up from the floor. “Your
body is still very weak, so you shouldn''t be getting out of bed. Why did you try to get off the bed?” she
eximed with a pained look on her face.
ire''s head throbbed with pain from the impact, and for the briefest of moments, her mind went
completely nk.
After a few seconds of dizziness, however, she slowly regained herposure.
Recalling what Allie had told her earlier, ire struggled to get back on her feet with Nicole''s help.
“Hurry up and stop Allie from leaving, Nicole! Tell her that I still have a lot of questions for her!” she said
while pushing Nicole toward the door.
Naturally, Nicole was very reluctant to do so.
She held ire by the arm and said worriedly, “Mrs. Moore has already left, Mom. Can we talk about
this after you''ve recovered? Your current condition isn''t looking too good, so you need to get lots of
rest.”
“No, I have to find her and get those answers right now!” ire was also a very stubborn person.
She then pushed her daughter aside and ran downstairs without even putting on her slippers.
Right as ire reached the spiral staircase, she saw Williaming up the stairs.
Upon seeing his frail wife walking barefoot on the marble floor, William''s expression turned gloomy
instantly.
He stepped forward and scooped ire into his arms as he reprimanded her. “ire! How could you
get off the bed like this? Don''t you care about your own health at all?”
With her arms wrapped tightly around William''s neck, ire was both crying andughing as she
eximed, “Guess what, William? I''ve found out where our daughter is!”
William was so taken aback that his gloomy expression disappeared for a brief moment.
Upon seeing his wife''s pale face, however, he snapped out of it and shot her a stern re. “Even if you
know where she is, there''s no need for you to neglect your health! For now, you should get some rest.
We can talk about this when you''re feeling better.”
ire rested her head against William''s chest and broke into a blissful, joyous smile. She winked at
him and asked coquettishly, “William, don''t you want to know who our daughter is? I want to go meet
her right now!”
William looked at ire and let out a soft sigh before carrying her back into the bedroom. “Of course, I
would be really happy if we manage to find our daughter, but you matter the most to me. Since we
already know where she is, there''s no need to rush things. It''s not like she''s going to magically
disappear anytime soon. Besides, it''s you who will be spending the rest of your life with me, not our
daughter. ire, I need you to take better care of yourself for me.”
ire closed her eyes with a contented smile. “All right...”
She truly felt fortunate to have found her biological daughter and to have a husband who loved her so
deeply.
Immersed in their own lovey-dovey moment, the couple neglected Nicole, who stood there with a
twisted and sinister look on her face.
Avery was working in the office when she received an urgent call from Gigi.
Upon learning that something had happened to Alina, she hastily asked Trevor for leave, informed
Cayden, and then rushed over to the hospital.
She really disliked going to the hospital because of the depressing atmosphere there.
The strong smell of disinfectant in the ward only added to the difort.
However, the person in the hospital was her aunt.
Even though they weren''t rted by blood, their rtionship was as close as that of an aunt and her
niece, so Avery didn''t want anything bad to happen to her.
When Avery arrived at the hospital, a group of people were seen praying on a lush greenwn.
The priest, d in a voluminous ck robe, was surrounded by a group of people, who appeared to be
a patient''s rtives.
They appeared sorrowful and solemn as they prayed in broad daylight.
The cross on the priest''s chest shimmered brilliantly in the sun, as he said in apassionate and
gentle voice, “To our creator, you are the source of all life. We ask you to bless those who are ill. May
they face their afflictions with hope and faith. Please grant them the strength to endure their suffering.”
That reminded Avery of Gigi''s description of her aunt''s current health condition. As she listened to the
priest''s prayer, she suddenly felt an overwhelming urge to shed tears.
Aunt Alina is Grandpa''s only direct kin right now. I cannot, absolutely cannot, let anything happen to
her, no matter what!
Meanwhile, in the spacious and bright ward.
As it was a private hospital for the upper ss, it was only natural that the services and facilities were
top-notch.
Although a little dazzling, the warm sunlight streaming through the window onto the hospital bed made
the ward appear bright and clear.
When Avery entered the ward, she saw Gigi, who was d in a whiteb coat, earnestly telling Alina
something important.
However, Alina was clearly uncooperative and maintained an extremely stubborn attitude. She
completely ignored what Gigi was telling her, leaving Gigi feeling helpless.
“Aunt Alina?” Avery called out to her softly.
She could hardly believe how different Alina looked even though it had only been two months since she
last saw her.
Alina, who had always presented herself as a radiant and dazzling woman, now appeared listless and
haggard. It was as though she had suddenly aged ten years overnight.
Gigi waved at Avery, sighing as she said, “I''m d you''re here, Avery. Please try to talk some sense
into your aunt. Given the current state of her health, she really can''t afford to dy this any further. She
must undergo surgery, or the speed at which her tumor worsens will increase, and that could put her
life in danger. We agreed that she would undergo surgery as soon as she returned from Jetroina, but
she suddenly changed her mind and refused the surgery no matter what. I tried persuading her, but I
just can''t seem to get through to her. Anyway, just ring the bell by the bed if you need anything, and I''ll
come right over.”
“Got it. Thank you, Gigi,” Avery replied gratefully.
“All right; your aunt is now in your hands,” Gigi said and looked at Alina with a touch of sympathy
before leaving the two alone in the ward.
After Gigi had left, Avery noticed that the lighting in the ward was a little too bright to befortable.
She then walked up to the window and drew the curtains slightly before making her way over to Alina.
“Aunt Alina, why have you changed your mind about the surgery that you had previously promised to
undergo?” she asked with concern written all over her face.
Avery knew that her aunt had always been particr about her appearance and couldn''t bear the
thought of her perfect body bing wed.
However, if a disease threatened a person''s life, then surgery would be a must no matter how
reluctant the person was.