Chapter 132


    ‘A b*stard like Esther should die like that wh*re Faye!


    ‘No! She should give her heart to Liliane before that!’


    Bradley took Liliane’s heart report and went to see Scott from the hospital under the Warner


    Group.


    “Mr. Warner,” greeted Scott.


    Bradley pushed Liliane’s medical record to the front directly and asked Scott calmly, “Take a look at this


    medical record. Can it be treated?”


    “Let me take a look.” Scott carefully examined the case file and said in a gentle voice, “Based. solely on


    this medical record, I believe a heart transnt is the best and most direct treatment option. However,


    it’s widely known that the chances of a sessful heart transnt are very low because not all hearts


    arepatible, and each person only has one heart.”


    “Study the report. I’ll arrange an appointment for you to meet the patient,” said Bradley.


    Scott nced at the signature on the medical report and said warmly, “Mr. Warner, Dr. Birch mentioned


    here is my senior. I’ll contact him.”


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    “Is Dr. Birch the one who asked you to examine Esther’s heartst time?” asked Bradley.


    His memory was exceptional, and he recalled it as soon as Scott mentioned it.


    “Yes,” Scott assured him. “But he might have been inclined to take unconventional measures upon


    hearing that your wife was in aatose state. Rest assured. I can vouch for my senior’s character.


    He wouldn’t do anything to disregard human life.”


    “Give me a treatment n as soon as possible,” said Bradley.


    Scott nodded. “Certainly.”


    Liliane’s health condition meant that she was no longer suitable to take care of Felix, and rk would


    not have time either since he wanted to investigate the case from five years ago. Meanwhile, Felix’s


    rtionship with Esther had be exceptionally close due to the bone marrow transnt.


    After consulting Felix’s attending physician, Bradley decided to let Felix live with Esther temporarily.


    On the one hand, Felix had no one to take care of him. On the other hand, if Felix’s presence. could


    console Esther in her grief over losing her daughter, it would be a good thing.


    Considering that Felix had been recovering well and no longer needed intravenous therapy but only


    medication on schedule, Bradley packed up some of Felix’s belongings in the hospital and personally


    delivered them to Primus Mansion.


    Esther and Felix had just woken up from their afternoon nap in the mansion. The two of them were


    snuggled up, watching a documentary and eating fruits.


    As soon as Felix heard Bradley’s footsteps, he joyfully called out. “Daddy!”


    When Bradley entered the living room, he saw the two of them cuddling together. They were sitting on


    avish andfortable rug and leaning against a giant panda on either side. Various snacks were on


    the round marble coffee table in front of them.


    Just by looking at this scene, it was evident that they were content and happy.


    “Darling, what did you bring with you?” Esther asked curiously, seeing that Bradley had several


    suitcases.


    Bradley cleared his throat, feeling slightly ufortable, and said, “These are Felix’s things.”


    Felix blinked his beady eyes excitedly and asked in a sweet and clingy voice, “Daddy, will I be living


    with Mommy from now on?”


    “Yes,” Bradley replied calmly.


    Felix happily pounced on Bradley and tightly hugged his long leg. He said sweetly and affectionately,


    “Daddy, I love you the most!”


    Esther nced at the suitcases and asked with anticipation, “And… what about you?”