NovelEnglishBeverley heaved a sigh of relief after hearing the doctor's reassessment, "That's great news. Should we get smedicine, just in case?" The doctor shook his head, "She's in fine shape for a pregnant woman. What she needs isn't medication, but rest. Take her hand let her relax." Beverley couldn't help but grimace.
It dawned on her that Millie had made a mountain out of a molehill, causing unnecessary alarm.
Millie lay in the hospital bed, feeling a bit sheepish.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtShe had panicked over sindigestion and severe bellyaches, fearing the worst, only to find out at the hospital that it was nothing serious.
Beverley took a deep breath, deciding to bite her tongue for the sake of her future grandchild.
Upon entering the room, she couldn't resist issuing a warning, "You better keep it together and stop making a fuss over nothing- or else you know the consequences!" Millie shrank back, barely whispering, "I understand." With a stern look, Beverley stormed off.
After a busy period in the lab, Roseanne unexpectedly received a call from Ms. Payne.
She was invited over to her place the following week for an introduction, but Roseanne sensed something was off in Ms. Payne's usual lively tone, and curiously, why next week when she was available this week? "Sure," she agreed verbally but decided to take the subway over that afternoon, quietly.
The last tshe was there, tending to the flowers, Madeleine Payne had insisted she keeps a spare key for convenience, stating she was welcanytime.
This visit proved the perfect opportunity to use it.
Upon opening the door, a faint scent of herbal remedies greeted her. She was about to announce her arrival when the housekeeper, surprised exclaimed, "Roseanne? What brings you here today? Ms. Payne mentioned you'd cby next week." "Pauline, who is it?" OM Hearing the commotion, a figure slowly approached, leaning on a cane.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmRoseanne's concern deepened, "So, this is why you didn't wantover this week?" Madeleine looked a bit guilty, her plan to delay the visit had inadvertently raised suspicions.
"Ah, it's just the sold issues, nothing serious. Just a flare-up of arthritis, I was at the hospital a few days ago. It'll pass in a couple of days." "How can arthritis severe enough to require a cane be a minor issue that resolves in days?" Roseanne countered. Madeleine, unable to dodge the concern, coughed tactically.
Pauline, ever cheerful, interjected, "I'll leave you two to chat. I'm going to tidy up the kitchen and bring sfresh fruit." Once alone, Roseanne didn't hold back, rolling up Madeleine's trouser leg to reveal a significantly swollen calf, especially around the joint.
She was genuinely upset, "You said you saw a doctor. Which hospital? Who was the doctor? I want to have a word with them about this 'not serious, will get better in a few days' diagnosis."
Madeleine resigned, "Alright, alright, you caughtskirting the issuer admit, I refused the hospital visit and just got sprescriptions. Happy now?"
"As we age, our bodies remind us in various ways. If | ST! spent all my tin hospitals, wouldn't that be a waste?"
"I didn't want to worry you, which is you.
why I kept it from you. But you're too smart for your own good, nothing En. gets past you." She patted Roseanne's head affectionately, her eyes twinkling with mirth, "If it were you, you'd likely do the same. There's far more intrigue in the lab than in a hospital ward, right?"
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