Chapter 632 Discharged
Tessa felt warm inside as she relished the man’s love and care for her.
The two chatted sweetly for a while, then Nicholas urged Tessa to rest.
After the call ended, she took her medicine and slept.
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When Tessa woke up the following day, she recovered, and her fever had also gone down.
When Nicholas knew of it, he worriedly reminded her again, “Take good care of yourself. Don’t make me worry so much.”
“Don’t worry, I’ll take care of myself,” Tessa responded with a smile.
The two talked for a while, then ended the call.
Later in the day, Tessa went to the orchestra, carrying her violin case on her back.
When the other members saw her, they went up to her in concern. “Tessa, you’re here. Are you feeling better?”
“I’m feeling much better. Thank you for your concern.” Tessa thanked them one by one.
In that period, Hathaway also came over to have a look, worried.
When she saw that Tessa was in great spirits, she encouraged the other members to practice well.
In the two weeks that followed, she spent almost entire days practicing.
This was the orchestra’s first performance in public, so everyone treated it seriously and practiced with all their hearts.
They would take a long time to fix even the slightest mistake so they wouldn’t repeat the same mistakes.
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Meanwhile, in the General Hospital back home.
Janet had been hospitalized for almost a month, and she had recovered considerably.
Even though her wounds were still on the mend, her life wasn’t in danger anymore.
Because of this, Janet asked to be discharged, but the doctor actively discouraged that course of action.
“Miss Brenner, you’re really not in the condition to be discharged. Even though your life is not in danger, your wounds haven’t healed yet, so they might get infected.”
“I’ll pay extra attention so that my wounds won’t get infected.”
Janet insisted on leaving, so the hospital had no choice but to contact Nicholas.
“Got it. I’ll send someone over to deal with this.”
With that, Nicholas hung up immediately, then sent Edward to the hospital.
When Janet knew that the hospital had contacted Nicholas, she waited expectantly in her ward.
Now that she thought about it, she hadn’t seen him in a long while.
Also, she actually wanted to be discharged because he didn’t come to the hospital often.
If he didn’t make his appearance, she had no way of getting close to this man.
Also, now that she couldn’t move freely, Nicholas had promised Cole to take care of her. He would definitely let her stay in his home if she got discharged. Then, she could have more chances to get close to him.
She had planned everything carefully, but sometimes things just didn’t go according to plan.
After Edward arrived at the hospital, he immediately went to the ward to see Janet.
When Janet saw that the visitor wasn’t Nicholas, there was an unspeakable disappointment and sorrow in her heart.
Her discharge from the hospital was a huge event, but Nicholas only sent an assistant over. This man really didn’t care about her… or was he just busy?
In the end, she couldn’t hold it in anymore as she asked, “Mr. Jackson, is Nicholas usually busy?”
Edward didn’t know what Janet was thinking, so he nodded and said, “President Sawyer is busy every day.”
Janet felt much better after hearing that and insisted even more on getting discharged.
With Janet like that, Edward conveyed her wishes to Nicholas.
“Since she wants to get discharged, just do as she wishes.”
After ending the call, Edward did as Nicholas instructed.
After some negotiation, the hospital agreed to let Janet out, and the doctor would regularly visit the Sawyer Residence for checkups.
As for her accommodation, Nicholas had it arranged as well. It wasn’t in Dynasty Gardens but a private villa nearby.
He would send servants and chefs to take care of Janet’s everyday life.
After they got the procedures over and done with, Janet followed Sally out of the hospital.
Half an hour later, when Janet saw the exquisite and lavish manor in front of her, her eyes were filled with elation.
“Is this where Nicholas lives?”
“No, Master Nicholas lives elsewhere.” Sally looked at Janet awkwardly.
She had taken care of Janet for some time, so she could more or less guess what this Miss Brenner was thinking.
