My Disabled Stranger

t to feel, she was just married to this man and at the same time only met him for the fir

d. If he dies through this accident, she would be free of this marriage without having to run away or divorce him

e espense of one's lif

sh and only caring about her interest but today she was surprised by

e door opened. I stood up to meet the doctors and nurses ste

How is my son?" Gre

unconscious, we'll move him to the vip ward so you all can see h

rd the doctor. That cold stranger was too stubbo

ospital. The nurses around here was either one or two but the doctors swarmed in like flies, w

muttered to herself as another se

as Elian's wife and stay by his side. She had no choice but to stay. His father had also stepped

e door to the ward drew Mae's attent

ut of the hospital. She was about to inform her father-in-l

ut she nodded anyways, she didn't t

nly a doctor and Elian. There was an awkward silence when Mae and Elian's

taking care of my husband" she s

in a strained and lo

she couldn't help to notice that something was wrong, t

r husband is not completely fine"

e to hear the news, she ask

fter the surgery, he was recovering so we ran another MRI scan on his brain to ensure he was completely fin

oes that mean doctor? Is my husband going to die?" she was being a little

derate or severe. We are still running more tests to find which is it and curate a suitable treatment but

ike what?"

rs listed in the paper. You will need to help him get throug

me, I'll send over his medications and future appointment as well as arrang

cess everything. She had only been married for a few hours but she has

They can take care of him properly so I don't need to

egan to speak again

orm him of the recent development" She assured

so she can make the call outside when she felt a

hile looking at her with a stern and desperate g

ant to keep it a secret. Please, this is impor

st heard. But she did not have time to reply w

is there any problem?" he immedia

ce. It seemed like it was up to her at that point, to spill everyth

inful seconds, she said,