Come on Daddy novel (Bright and Rose) novel Chapter 300

Rose adjusted her emotions, left the doctor's office, and walked to the rest area not far away.

When Wilfred saw Rose coming, he asked, "How is it? There should be nothing wrong with me, right? Can we go home now? I can have a nice drink with Bright tonight."

Hearing her grandfather's light tone, Rose was sad inside, "Grandpa, the doctor hasn't found out exactly what's wrong with you. We can't go home yet and have to stay in the hospital for observation."

"We can't go home? I need to be hospitalized?" The smile on Wilfred's face was gone. His face sank, "Must I be hospitalized and lie on the bed all day? Rose, even if I am not sick, I will feel unwell if I always lie on the bed."

"Grandpa, we should listen to the doctor and wait for the results. As long as we get it, we can be released." Rose knew that Wilfred was used to working for many years. So, it was really difficult for him to lie still and not move all the time.

"How long will it take?" Wilfred asked.

"It shouldn't take long. I'll push the doctor. Grandpa, don't worry." Rose was also not sure. But what she had to do now was to persuade Wilfred first, "Grandpa, Grandma is gone. You are the only relative I have now."

Rose reached out to take Wilfred's arm and then gently rested her head on his shoulder. She was as intimate as when she was a child.

"Grandpa, how can I answer to Grandma if I don't take good care of you? Please listen to the doctor. Grandma would also want you to listen to the doctor if she was there. I will be with you."

Wilfred looked sideways at Rose, who was leaning on his shoulder, and reached out to pat her head, "Okay, you win."

Hearing this, Rose smiled, while her eyes were full of sadness.

"I'll go do the hospitalization procedures then." Rose took a deep breath, then got up with a smile, "Wait for me here."

"OK." Wilfred smiled and nodded.

Rose felt that she could not hold back her tears in front of Wilfred anymore. So, she hurried to step away. When she reached the corner, she could no longer hold back her tears.

Fearing she would make a sound, Rose reached out to cover her mouth and turned away.

The next second, Rose felt someone hug her from behind and smelled the familiar smell.

"What happened?" the gentle and melodious voice hit her soft heart.

Rose turned around and threw herself into his arms, crying even heavily.

Bright didn't say anything and just let her vent her emotions. When Rose calmed down, he asked, "What's wrong with Grandpa?"

"Dr. Gray said it's a brain tumor..." she repeated what Dr. Gray said to her and then looked up from his arms, her eyes watery and charming, "Why are you here?"

"I came after a meeting. There was nothing important to deal with anyway." Bright said lightly, "I knew you would cry. What if Grandpa saw you like this?"

"I didn't cry in front of him." Rose bit her lip.

"But your eyes are red." Bright raised his hand and touched her eyes, "It is not the time to cry now. I will find a way. If it can't be cured at home, we'll go abroad to find a better brain doctor. Trust me and leave it to me."

Rose had an innate trust in Bright. As long as he had promised something, he would do it.

She believed Bright could do it and good people like Grandpa would be rewarded.

"I'll go for the admission procedure. You stay with Grandpa." Bright took the admission slip from her hand.

Rose took two breaths and nodded.

Bright was very efficient. After all, he was a big man with a high social status and did everything easily.