Chapter 353


    "Mr. Richards, there''s still an empty house next to Madam Jenna''s house. We''re currently renting it."


    Alvin thought of how in the past year, Hansen had been alone and taciturn every day. Now that he


    had finally met Jenna and his child, he would definitely bring them back. Two days prior, he had


    ordered him to search for a house nearby and had already thought of this. Now, looking at the


    situation at hand, it seemed like it wasn''t that easy to bring Jenna and Jerry back. Thus, he told him


    about this news.


    Hansen''s eyes darkened slightly as he raised his eyes and inch.


    "Okay, go and pack up first. We''ll move in tomorrow." After his brief reply, he took out the keycard


    and unlocked the door. He plonked down on the bed, overwhelmed with exhaustion and sorrow, and


    soon fell asleep.


    Jenna was awakened by Jerry''s coughs. When she woke up, Jerry''s face was flushed red from


    coughing and he was on the verge of losing his breath. She was shocked and terrified as she


    hurriedly picked him up and patted his back, crying out, "Jerry, what''s wrong? Don''t scare me."


    Jerry was coughing so loudly that his eyes were filled with tears. Hey limply in Jenna''s arms and


    cried, "Mom."


    Jenna felt both sorry and sad. She held Jerry in her arms with a dull look on her face.


    Since Hansen had left early in the morning, he hadn''t returned. It was already afternoon. She


    assumed that he had already left and wouldn''te back.


    When she thought that he would nevere again after leaving, she felt a sense of loss in her


    heart.


    After all, Jerry was his child. If he left, it meant that Jerry wouldn''t have a father anymore. This was


    so unfair to Jerry.


    She felt a faint pain in her heart as she hugged Jerry tightly. Her heart was empty, and Jerry also


    seemed to have sensed her feelings. His small hands hugged her neck tightly as he mumbled,


    "Mom, Mom." From time to time, he would cough so hard that he couldn''t breathe.


    Jenna was at her wits'' end.


    "Jerry, do you want Dad?" She asked in a soft voice. "Should I give you to Dad? He has power and


    will give you a better life." She leaned closer to Jerry''s ear.


    Jerry just grabbed onto her clothes and


    coughed, saying, "Mom."


    Jenna''s heart ached.


    The conversation with Hansen the night before didn''t end amicably.


    Hansen wanted to take Jerry to A City for treatment because he was worried about the substandard


    medical facilities here. Nevertheless, she would not agree to it.


    However, after Jerry''s cough became more and more severe, Jenna''s heart began to waver.


    Was she supposed topromise and let Jerry return to his side? After all, Jerry was his child, and


    staying with him would be many times better than with her.


    After a while, she shook her head with all her might.


    Aria''s child was there as well. Aria wouldn''t be able to tolerate Jerry''s presence, so she couldn''t


    allow him to take that risk. Perhaps it would be fine if she followed him back as well, but she wasThis belongs to N?velDrama.Org.


    really tired of living the life of luxury, and she didn''t want to live like that anymore.


    In this way, she held Jerry in her arms for the whole afternoon and walked back and forth in the


    house. Her arms were so sore that they became numb, and her face was extremely


    pale.


    As night descended, Jerry fell into a deep sleep after ingesting the cold medicine.


    Jenna was tired and sleepy. With her head on the pillow, she fell asleep listlessly while hugging


    Jerry.


    "Jerry, Jerry, where are you?" Jenna opened her arms and cried out in a terrifying voice. In the dark


    night, she couldn''t see anything clearly. Jenna''s arms were empty, and there was only one thought


    that existed in her mind. Jerry was missing. Her Jerry was missing!


    It can''t be! She couldn''t lose Jerry! He was her whole life!


    She ran as fast as she could, using all her strength.


    Suddenly, she was suspended in mid-air and everything went dark as she fell heavily to the ground.


    "Ah, Jerry." Jenna screamed and sat up suddenly. It was dark as death around her. It was terribly


    silent. It turned out that she just had a dream!


    In her desperation, she whipped her head around and saw Jerry sleeping quietly beside her. He


    was sleeping very soundly, his forehead covered with a fineyer of sweat.


    She reached out her hand and felt a slight chill on his forehead. Fortunately, he didn''t have a high


    fever!


    Her heart was at ease.


    She sat there in a daze. All the blood in her body seemed to freeze, and the tips of her fingers were


    cold.


    She couldn''t get out of that dream!


    That terrifying aura still pervaded the air around her.


    Only after a long time had passed, she slowlyy down, staring into the darkness soullessly with her


    large eyes.


    She must have been so haunted by the fear of losing Jerry that she had such a terrible dream.


    There was a bitter smile at the corner of her mouth.


    Lying quietly, suddenly she felt an inexplicable loneliness. It was a kind of panic, loneliness, fear,


    emptiness, and all kinds of negative emotions. For so many years, in the night, she often had a


    feeling of destion without hispany. This feeling had always jolted her awake in the middle of


    the night and made it difficult for her to fall asleep again.


    Ever since she had given birth to Jerry, this


    sort of feeling had be even more severe.


    It was empty all around her, and she turned to hold Jerry tightly in her arms. At times like this, only


    when she held Jerry tightly would she be able to suppress this feeling, and slowly fall into a deep


    slumber.


    She held Jerry tightly in her arms, not knowing when she had fallen asleep.


    The next day, she still hadn''t seen Hansen. Perhaps he had already made up his mind to let them


    go.


    After all, she had made it clear.


    When she thought of this, her heart slightly ached, but she calmed down. At the very least, she


    wouldn''t lose Jerry. There was still a trace of hope in her life.


    Thanks to the IV drip supply for thest couple of days, Jerry''s fever came to an end. However, his


    coughs were getting worse and worse. Often, his face would be swollen, making it hard for


    him to breathe.


    Jenna was getting more and more anxious. Her tears often stained her cheeks, and the sight of


    Jerry''s difort was registered in her as an excruciating pain.


    Sometimes, she would wonder if she should send Jerry back to Hansen. If Jerry could grow up with


    Hansen, he would be able to live


    a luxurious life in the future. Now, whenever she looked at him feeling so ufortable, she would


    feel even more heartbroken. However, as soon as the thought passed through her mind, she would


    hold Jerry in her arms and shake her head with all her might.


    Jerry''s illness was very severe this time, and it had also made her thoroughly exhausted.


    The most troublesome thing was feeding Jerry the medicine. He refused to take the medicine due to


    its bitterness. She would have to exert painstaking effort to get him to drink the medicine, and there


    were times when he would spit out the medicine that he had consumed with great difficulty.


    Even so, that was still better than not being able to drink a single drop. At least Jerry''s condition had


    improved by the third day. Although he was coughing, he could stillugh and even amuse himself.


    Two nights ago, she''d slept with Hansen. The three of them huddled together on the same bed, as if


    they hadn''t slept at all. The night before, she had taken care of Jerry alone. She''d been flustered by


    his cough and didn''t sleep much. As dawn broke, she was already very sleepy, her eyelids kept


    twitching. She had to keep Jerrypany for an injection and y with him for a while. It wasn''t


    even noon when she''d dozed off.


    In her sleep, there seemed to be a pair of hands gently touching her face. The hands were very big


    and soft, warm, and very sentimental. She''d wanted to open her eyes, but she couldn''t do so. She''d


    wanted to drink in that feeling. She''d turned her face over until the handspletely covered her


    tiny face. The warm feeling had made her feel rxed and she''d fallen asleep again.


    Jerry''s cries could be heard in her dreams, but she couldn''t wake up. However, the cries stopped


    after a short moment, and then came the sound of Jerry''sughter. She was on guard for a while,


    and then fell back to sleep. She sank into a state of unconscious drowsiness.


    The night before, Hansen had returned dejectedly to the hotel and fell asleep. He did not wake up


    until midnight. When he''d woken up, he remembered Jerry, who was ill. He''d rushed to the ward in


    the middle of the night and saw Jenna sleeping soundly with Jerry in her arms. Jerry did not have


    any sign of fever, so he was relieved. Looking down, he saw Jenna''s haggard face, her eyes red


    and swollen. He didn''t have the heart to wake her up, so he returned to the hotel alone.


    When he woke up again, Alvin came.


    "Mr. Richards, we have already rented the


    house and we have paid a month''s rent. I have everything ready in the house. As for the other daily


    necessities, I have already prepared them." Alvin saw that Hansen was depressed and listless. He


    cautiously said, "Please don''t worry, Mr. Richards. Madam Jenna loves you. I can see that, but she


    may still have some concerns. It''s better to untie the knot in her heart slowly."


    Alvin''s words seemed to have woken Hansen up. He lifted his head and sized up the young


    bachelor. He asked with disbelief written all over his face. "So you can understand a woman''s


    heart?"


    Alvin blushed slightly and said with a smile, "I don''t know much about women''s hearts, but I can see


    Madam Jenna''s heart clearly. After all, I''ve been with you for so long, so I know her personality. She


    is one of the women whom I admire the most. That''s why, I usually pay more attention to her words


    and actions." "Oh, why don''t you tell me what kind of attitude she has towards me?" Hansen asked


    with interest.


    "Well." Alvin scratched his head and said with embarrassment, "She definitely has you in her heart.


    It can be seen from the way she looks at you every time. Besides, you are so excellent. There is no


    reason for her not to like you."


    Alvin thought of every time Jenna looked at Hansen, and even if her eyes were as cold as ice, he


    could see a rare tenderness that was different from other people. Although she hid it deeply, Alvin,


    ever the meticulous person, could still see it. He thought, "This must be the special love from a


    woman to her beloved man."


    "That''s all?" Hansen couldn''t helpughing. Obviously, he wasn''t satisfied with such an exnation.


    Nevertheless, after thinking about it, he realized that the youngster in front of him had never dated


    before. How could he understand such a profound truth? Wasn''t this nonsense? He didn''t take it


    seriously and simply said, "So, we''ll move in tomorrow. Please pay for the room here today."


    "Okay." Alvin was not good at words. However, seeing that Hansen was trapped by his rtionship


    issues, he merely shared his feelings. Seeing that Hansen had given him such instructions, Alvin


    agreed and went out to foot the bill andmenced their relocation work.


    By the time Hansen had finished dressing up, it was almost noon, so he went downstairs to have a


    meal. He specially selected some good dishes and told the waiter to pack up. Then, the waiter


    followed him to the hospital.


    After entering the hospital, he found that the ward was quiet. When he gently pushed the door open,


    he saw Jenna sleeping. She was still holding Jerry tightly in her arms. Both mother and son hugged


    each other and fell asleep.


    He asked the waiter to put down the lunch box and left. He was standing in the room beholding


    such a scene, and his feelings were extremelyplicated.