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The Bound Between Us

Chapter 190
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Chapter 190

They’d got a family event coming up.

The first half was for the kiddos to strut their stuff. The preschool teachers wanted the kids to show

their parents all the good stuff they’d been up to. After all, parents had forked over a hefty chunk of

change for their kids’ education, so the school had to give them something in return.

Next up was a parent-child game designed to strengthen the bond between parents and their little

ones. It was a bit of a workout for the parents. They had to lift up their kids using a small blanket, and

then the kids grabbed toys. Whoever grabbed the most toys won.

This was Herman’s first time at something like this. At his company, he was the big kahuna, calling the

shots while the underlings scrambled to make it happen. But here at preschool, for his little Pattie, he

had to roll with it and played along with the teachers’ games. After the event, Pattie was over the moon.

Her infectious laughter had Herman grinning like a fool. When Pattie got her prize, she excitedly offered

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it to Herman. ‘This is for you. Please give it to Ana. She’ll be tickled pink.”

Herman chuckled and pinched Pattie’s chubby cheek. The food at school must’ve been good. Pattie

had put on a bit of weight, and her skin was smooth and glowing. Her eyes were sparkling, and she

was getting prettier by the day.

Herman asked, “Did you have fun today?”

‘Loads of fun, but…” Pattie sounded a little disappointed. “It would’ve been even better if Ana came.”

Herman promised, “When she wakes up, and there’s an event next time, I’ll bring her along.”

“Okay!” Pattie nodded enthusiastically ‘Pinky promise?”

“Sure.” Herman smiled, they make a pinky promise, then he said, “I have to head to the hospital now.”

“Okay, bye!” Pattie waved politely.

Nelson was waiting in the car at the preschool entrance. Herman got in with the Peppa Pig toy Pattie

gave him.

“Back to the hospital.”

Anastasia had been comatose for nearly a month, and Herman hadn’t set foot in his company for the

same amount of time. If the company couldn’t function without him, then he’d been wasting his time

feeding thousands of employees. He was not worried about company stuff, maybe because Anastasia

had been comatose for too long, or maybe because having Pattie around had calmed him down a lot.

He was not as anxious as he was at first. He firmly believed that Anastasia would wake up. He was

ready for everything. just waiting for her to wake up.

When Herman arrived at the hospital, he ran into the doctor talking to Katelyn about Anastasia’s

injuries. The doctor said, “The patient was injured in the waist during the car accident, and in her early

years…”

“Dr. Schuler” Herman quickly interrupted; his face didn’t show a hint of emotion. “If there’s something to

discuss, let’s do it in your office. Mom, you stay here with Anastasia.”

Herman didn’t want Katelyn to know that Anastasia had a child. It was better to avoid unnecessary

trouble.

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Katelyn didn’t think much of it and said, “Okay, I’ll stay here.” As Anastasia’s husband, it was normal for

Herman to be coficemed and informed about her condition.

Herman and Dr. Schuler headed to his office. Herman said, “Dr. Schuler, what’s up?”

Dr. Schuler said, “Mr. Salstrom, your wife was severely injured in the waist in the car accident, plus she

had complications from childbirth long ago that were not properly treated, I’m afraid it would be quite

difficult for her to have children in the future.”

As a doctor, he naturally knew that Anastasia had a child. Saying “quite difficult was a euphemism. The

truth was, it was virtually Impossible for her to get pregnant.

At the moment, with Anastasia still in a coma, the issue of having children may have been moot, but as

a doctor, he had to inform the family of any potential complications. The doctor’s words were like

stabbing a knife into Herman’s already numb heart. Herman’s voice was a little heavy. “So, my wife and

I, we can’t have our own child?”