Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 843

Chapter 843 The Longest Confession

"Thank you, Kevin." Evelyn cried and nodded. "It's good that he's safe. I just want him to live healthily."

As for whether he could survive or not, he had to get through the first stage.

It was very difficult to get rid of this kind of bacteria, but at this critical moment, it made Kevin unable to say anything else. "You came here overnight, didn't you? You don't look well. Huston is still asleep anyway. I'll ask the nurse to give you an IV drip later."

Evelyn shook her head without any other thoughts. "I'm fine, Kevin. Can I go in and accompany him now?"

In the current situation, Kevin did not recommend she go into the quarantine ward. However, when he thought of Evelyn's current mood, he knew that he could not stop her. Even if he did, it would not be a good thing for her. Moreover, Huston needed her company now.

"You can go in and put on an isolation suit later. I'll get someone to get you one." After saying that, Kevin asked the nurse to prepare it. When it was delivered, he said, "I'll discuss the follow-up treatment plan with the experts. Marcellus, stay here with her. If you can't hold on any longer, tell the people in the hospital."

"Okay."

Evelyn bent down and leaned close to the man's ear. Even though she knew that he couldn't hear her, she still told him patiently and gently, "Huston, I'm back. I'm here to look for you. I'm sorry that I shouldn't have left. Wake up. When you wake up, we won't be separated again."

Marcellus stood outside the ward. He knew that they needed space, so he didn't go in to disturb them. His eyes inadvertently fell on the ward. The woman leaned over and whispered in the man's ear. A few seconds later, she tilted her head slightly and kissed the man's lips. She was careful and took care of him for fear of hurting him.

For more than 30 years of his life, Marcellus had never yearned for love or marriage. He felt that happiness was far away from him, but now he suddenly understood that love was the longest form of company and confession.