Purchased A Mr. Right
Chapter 626

Unable to hide, Emily could only bite the bullet and walk in. She cleared her throat awkwardly and said, "I have nothing to do after work so come to see you. Have you behaved today?" "Yes, if you don't believe me, you can ask the doctor!" The little boy nodded with a smile.

Simon came to deliver the medicine. At this time, he took the pen in the pocket and wrote the taking method and precautions on the medicine bag.

Hearing that, he stopped writing and looked up at her.

As their eye-sights met, Emily swallowed a mouthful of saliva and hurriedly looked away.

"Miss Sam, since you're here, can I ask you to do me a favor?" The old lady was a little embarrassed and asked, 'TH go back home to deliver something. I'll be back in an hour at most. Can you help me to accompany my grandson here?"

Emily agreed without hesitation. "Of course. Don't worry, I can do it!"

"Thank you! Thank you so much!" The old madam replied gratefully.

After the old woman left, the little boy ate two wontons she fed and gently grabbed her hand. "Emily, I want to go out and have a walk. It feels so boring to stay in the ward every day!"

"Well, after you finish this bowl of wonton, I'll take you downstairs to have a walk!"

The little boy smiled. He turned his head and looked at the man who was putting the pen back in the chest pocket. He said expectantly, "Doctor, can you go with me?"

Emily couldn't help but clench the spoon in her hand, waiting for his refusal in her heart. But then she heard him answer in a low voice.

"Sure."

In this way, after eating a bowl of wontons, the boy held her in his left hand and Simon in his right hand. They walked in the garden under the hospital building. The sunset stretched their figures. They looked like a family of three.

What the hell!

Emily shook her head and got rid of this terrible idea.

There were a lot of children who were playing basketball in the small garden. The little boy ran over and quickly played together with them.

From the corner of her eyes, Emily kept glancing at Simon beside her, thinking that he just symbolically dealt with the little boy. Unexpectedly, he put his hands in the pocket of the white coat and didn't intend to leave for a long time.

She took a few steps to the side defensively, trying her best to keep a certain distance with him.

In the public place here, it was still daytime, and there were so many kids, so he should not do anything to her!

While she was indulging in her imagination, she suddenly heard his low voice. "Why did you want to help him?"

Simon still remembered the anxious look on her face that afternoon. Perhaps as a doctor, he had the innate nature of saving lives and healing injuries. But she might have only met these two people by chance They were neither relatives nor friends.

"Nothing special, I just feel that they are very pitiful, and..." Emily paused, then looked at the little boy who was excitedly patting the ball, and whispered, "I seem to see myself on him." Hearing this, Simon turned his head to look at her.

Emily looked over and pursed her lips like a child. "When I was at his age, my parents suddenly passed away, leaving me alone. That day, I saw him lying alone on the hospital bed without parents. I felt that if I had the same illness as he did when I was a child, I would have been helpless. So I wanted him to be well!"

Her voice was low and sad, like an invisible hand, grabbing his hearts.

Simon's Adam's apple moved slightly. A trace of a strange feeling flitted across his heart.

After saying that, even Emily herself felt a bit surprised. Except for her long- time best friends Wendy and Anthea, she rarely mentioned her parents. Even if someone asked her, she only said a few words. She never took the initiative to talk to others like this, but actually said it to Simon...

When she opened her mouth and wanted to move to another subject, she heard the sound of the phone vibrating. Simon took it out from his white coat pocket. When he heard something from the other side, his face suddenly changed. "Okay, I know, I'll go now!"

After that, he turned around and quickly ran out of the garden.

Emily couldn't help but bite her lips as she watched his flustered back. Maybe something serios was going on, so along the way, he almost bumped into someone.

Simon rushed all the way to the hospital building, but did not return to the cardiology department. Instead, he came to the digestive department. He knocked on the door of the office and asked urgently, "Director Lee, what happened to my grandma?"

Director Lee, who was sitting inside, was looking at the test results and the films. Hearing this, he motioned Simon to sit down with a dignified look. "Simon, I don't want to hide it from you. The patient's situation is very bad. This is the newest test result. Have a look!"

As doctors, Simon could understand what it meant.

"In the past six months, we have chosen to take the combination of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine to control the deterioration of the patient's condition. It is relatively effective. But now the cancer cells have been gradually spreading, and the patient is old and her body function is declining. If we don't perform the operation, I'm afraid..." Director Lee paused. Instead of saying the following words, he sighed and said, "Simon, you'd better persuade your grandma to agree with the operation. We can't delay it any more!"

"I understand!" Simon said in a hoarse voice.

Pushing the door of the ward, Simon gently walked in. There was an old woman in her 70s lying on the bed, with gray hair. She had just finished a series of examination, and her face looked a little pale. After he stood by her side for a long time, the old woman slowly opened her eyes and smiled lovingly. "Simon, you're here!"

Simon went up to hold her hand. He was not as earnest as usual in his work, nor as lazy and unrestrained in private. The look in his amorous eyes was very soft. "Grandma, do you feel better? If you don't feel well, you must tell me!"

"I'm already a lot better!" The old woman smiled. After all, he was her grandchild who she had brought up, so it was not difficult to see through his emotions. "Why do you look so sad? Did Director Lee tell you something again?"

"Grandma..." Simon wanted to say something but stopped on a second thought.

"I know, you want to advise me to operate again, right?" The old woman interrupted him. She waved at him and said, "Simon, you know that I won't say yes! Your mother left you to me at such a young age, and I almost raised you. Grandma is old, and my last wish is to see you get married one day. If I promise to operate, I'm likely not to succeed. It's better to live day by day like now!"

"Grandma..." Simon frowned. This time, his tone was even more helpless.

The old woman's smile remained unchanged, but her tone was also very tough. "You don't need to persuade me anymore. I have made up my mind!"