Chapter 935 The Side Effect Of Concussion


    Laura''s POV:


    After being separated from Beryl for five long years, I was finally reunited with my beloved


    granddaughter. I hugged her tightly, evidently too ecstatic to keep it to myself.


    My little granddaughter was even more beautiful in person than in video and photos. Her milky


    fragrance permeated every inch of her. Her nose and mouth were a dead ringer of Rufus'' when he


    was a child, but he didn''t seem to notice it. After all, she was still young. Rufus would be able to tell


    when she got older.


    Fortunately, it wasn''t Arron who was brought back by Rufus. Otherwise, anyone with a discerning


    eye could tell that he was Rufus'' son. Beryl''s eyebrows, eyes and the outline of her face were more


    like her mother''s.


    My granddaughter was a clingy girl. So far since we''d been together, she had already snuggled up


    to me so many times. In addition, her childish words amused me. It had been a very long time since


    I was this delighted.


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    Noticing Crystal''s gaze, I knew that she was unhappy about this. No mother would enjoy seeing her


    daughter not recognizing her.


    But my selfish motive made me think it was good to keep Beryl by Rufus'' side. Arron couldn''t be


    taken back unless he had a good reason to return. In the near future, he wouldn''t being back


    anyway. No one could say for sure whether or not Rufus would be suspicious once he saw his son.


    At this time, Beryl, who was in my arms, suddenly threw up and her little face turned as pale as


    white.


    "What''s going on?" Both Crystal and I were shocked and worried. We hurried to see if the wound on


    Beryl''s head had worsened.


    Afraid of upsetting Beryl, Crystal refrained from reaching out to touch her and just stood aside. At


    the same time, Rufus sent for the doctor. Then, he walked over and examined Beryl''s head. There


    was a rare trace of nervousness in his eyes. He probably cared about this child.


    Tears fell from Beryl''s eyes as she said weakly, "I feel dizzy."


    "Honey, hold on. The doctor will be here any second now." My heart sank at the sight of this. I held


    my granddaughter''s hand and rubbed it lightly, trying to make her feel better.


    Fortunately, the doctor came just in time to check Beryl''s wound. Although there was no open


    wound, Beryl was experiencing the side effect of a concussion. The doctor estimated that she would


    feel sick to her stomach and dizzy for the next couple of days, so she had to take her medicine.


    There would also be a need for close monitoring and medical treatment as well.


    The doctor then prescribed a long list of medicine and handed her a stack of pink tablets, saying,


    "This is the medicine to improve blood cirction and disperse stasis, which is helpful for the child''s


    memory recovery. The child should take it three times a day, after each daily


    meal."


    Crystal took the medicine and was about to feed Beryl, but the young girl refused and asked Rufus


    to do it instead.


    I had no choice but to send Beryl back to Rufus '' arms. With a sigh, I patted on Crystal''s shoulder to


    comfort her. "The child has lost her memory. We can''t do anything about it, but only let her stay with


    Rufus for the time being. Rufus will be good to her."


    In the end, I stared at Crystal with aplicated look in my eyes. I almost blurted out that Rufus


    was Beryl''s biological father. Anyway, he wouldn''t be as cold to the little girl as he usually was with


    strangers.


    Crystal understood what I meant and nodded. "I''m afraid this is it."


    In Rufus'' arms, Beryl mellowed out and behaved herself. Even the bitterness of the medicine didn''t


    bother her. She swallowed each pill with a mouthful of water.


    After taking the medicine, the doctor suggested an in-depth examination of Beryl''s brain.


    Since Beryl wasn''t feeling well, she became increasingly clingy toward Rufus and refused to be held


    by anybody else. Later on, Rufus was tasked with bringing Beryl in for a medical examination.


    Crystal and I were the only ones remaining in the hall, drinking tea after everyone else had left.


    Since Rufus'' men were present, I knew it was not the proper ce for us to talk, so I had to find an


    excuse. I then invited Crystal to my own pce, saying that I wanted to know more about Beryl''s


    living habits.