You're Out, Daddy novel (Natasha and Kenneth) novel Chapter 1058

In a bedroom of the manor, Spencer stood up after examining Liam to reassure them. “Don't worry. It's just a case of excessive worry. There's nothing wrong. No need for concern.”

Terence was still concerned. “Liam has a heart condition. Would this—”

“Don't worry, Old Mr. Watson. Nothing will go wrong with me around.” Spencer offered a reassuring affirmation.

Terence nodded in agreement with those words. However, as he gazed at the figure on the bed, his eyes were still filled with worry.

Suddenly, Denise chimed in from the side, “Spencer is very skilled, Gramps. Many people can't even get an appointment to see him for treatment. If he says it's nothing to worry about, then it's definitely nothing to worry about.”

Terence then turned to Spencer. “I know. Nat has mentioned it before.”

Spencer smiled courteously. “I will write a prescription,” he said. “If you follow my medication regimen, I'm confident that the old gentleman will live past a hundred years.”

Terence became excited upon hearing that. “Very well. Thank you for the trouble, then.”

“Not at all.”

After he spoke, Spencer turned his gaze to Arissa, who was standing nearby. He was about to say something, but she turned away and walked out.

She felt at ease upon learning that the old man was going to be fine.

Seeing the situation, Spencer was about to follow when Terence suddenly called out, stopping him in his tracks.

“Mr. Teal.”

Hearing his name, Spencer turned to look at Terence. “Please, call me Spencer, or even Spence, Old Mr. Watson. There's no need for formalities.”

Terence nodded. “All right. I'll call you Spence, then.”

Spencer gave a faint smile. “Sure.”

Terence was about to ask something when he suddenly realized the three children were still there. He swept his gaze over them and paused for a moment.

Anthony was perceptive. Upon seeing the look in Terence's eyes, he understood.

“Benjamin, Denise let's go and visit Nat.”

Benjamin and Denise looked at him and agreed wordlessly without asking any questions. Nodding, they followed him out.

As soon as they stepped out, Terence immediately turned to Spencer. “Tell me the truth, Spence.”

Spencer nodded gracefully. “All right. What would you like to know? I'll tell you the truth.”

“What's wrong with Nat?” Terence asked.

Spencer narrowed his eyes. “What exactly are you asking?”

Only then did Terence realize that he did not make himself clear. He fixed his gaze on the other man. “Her health. I want to know what happened to her health. How did it end up like this?”

She looks emaciated. Unhealthily so.

Spencer's gaze shifted subtly as he guessed what the question might be. After a moment of thought, he said, “I understand that you're worried about seeing her like this. As for the specifics, I believe she will explain everything to you later. All I can tell you now is that she is physically fine, and there is nothing wrong with her.”

“But how could there be nothing wrong—”

“I'm talking about now,” interrupted Spencer.

Terence looked at him, his gaze direct and unwavering.

Spencer moistened his lips before continuing, “She did have some health issues before, Old Mr. Watson, but they have all been resolved. She may look a little thin at the moment, but as long as she eats normally, she will quickly be right as rain again. You needn't to worry.”

Though there were thousands of questions racing through his mind, Terence was ultimately satisfied with Spencer's final answer.

Though he was curious about the process, it was the outcome that truly mattered.

All that matters is my dear Nat being in good health.

Terence let out a sigh of relief at that thought, nodding repeatedly and saying, “All right. As long as she's fine.”