Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 860

Vanessa was persuading from the beginning to the end, while Stella was crying. Brian looked gloomy and didn't speak. But they all heard the content of the conversation between his father and Vanessa, and they knew what his father's regret was.

They were all pondering, and wondering whether to fulfill their father's wish.

Rufus was still waiting for Paul to come with him at first, but after learning about the condition, he just wanted to stay alone. Thus, he asked everyone to go one, and Paul was not allowed to come.

It was ten o'clock in the evening, and he was still standing in front of the ward window thinking.

He had too many regrets. If he did have cancer, the time left for him would not be enough to make up for so many regrets.

However, Isobel was his greatest regret, the person he was sorriest for, and the person he was the most reluctant to hurt.

If he had a cancer, did he really have to be with her for a limited time? But when he died, would Isobel be abandoned by him again and be hurt by him?

Rufus was thinking, and the phone rang.

He walked to the phone and found it was a call from Isobel, and he hesitated. In the past, he was happy to answer Isobel's phone, but now how could he tell Isobel this news?

After hesitating for a while, the phone rang twice before he answered it, but he still didn't think about how to tell Isobel this news.

"Isobel."

He tried to speak louder, but didn't produce the effect he wanted.

"Why did you answer the phone for such a long time?"

Isobel's voice was obviously worried.

When Winnie knew that Rufus was alone in the hospital, Isobel was uneasy, and she was even more worried when he didn't answer the phone. If he didn't answer the call, Isobel would ask Winnie to come and have a look.

"I was in the bathroom just now."

Rufus was still in a low mood, and he was depressed by too much thoughts.

"Alas..."

Isobel sighed first, then began to comfort Rufus.

"I've heard about your illness. It's no big deal. Don't put pressure on yourself. Kevin will prepare the best medical team for you. Rest assured, you will be fine."

Isobel was a doctor, and she thought Rufus would feel at ease after hearing what she said. It's just that she didn't know that she was not a doctor but a family member and a lover in Rufus' eyes.

What family and lover said was just comfort.

"I believe that the medical team that Kevin prepared for me, I will cooperate with the treatment."

"But Isobel, no one can guarantee that my tumor is not malignant. Once...."

"No, definitely not. Don't talk nonsense and make me worry about you from such a distance."

Isobel didn't let Rufus finish talking. She didn't dare to listen. As a doctor, she couldn't be sure that Rufus' tumor was benign.

She was also scared, more scared than anyone. She was also worried, more worried than anyone else. But she couldn't go back, couldn't take care of him or comfort him. She could only encourage him over the phone.

"Don't worry about me, I'm just talking about a possibility."

Isobel's worries made Rufus gratified, even delighted. If he was not sick, he didn't know when he would get Isobel's care.

It was just that at this time he didn't want Isobel to worry or to pin her feelings on him. Once he was gone, Isobel would be the saddest one.

"Isobel..."

Rufus still wanted to make what should be said clear, but Isobel didn't want to listen. Who could bear to bid farewell to its lover?

"Rufus, listen to me."

"Now that we are not sure whether your tumor is benign or malignant, you shouldn't be pessimistic. If it is benign, you have to cooperate with the doctor for surgery, and you will be fine and healthy after recovery. If it is malignant, you also should cooperate with the doctor for treatment. You will have the chance to survive, the chance to compensate me after receiving treatment. And you will not make the children sad, and will not make you father sad."

Isobel had to face this problem, because Rufus himself defined his condition.

She wanted Rufus to know that although the he was the ill one, his life was not his own. Too many people were worried about him, and he couldn't give up easily.

"I know, I know. I'm just planning for the worst. I have to tell you something clearly."

Rufus knew things better than anyone, and Isobel's words penetrated his heart. But if it was really cancer, he had no way to control the length of his life.

In case he died suddenly one day, he would be more regretful if he didn't say anything.

"You don't have to rush to tell me clearly. If you really want to tell, tell the kids. We have time and opportunity."

"Rufus, I can tell you with certainty. If you have cancer, I will leave the world any day you die. Say what you want to tell me in another world."

Isobel stated solemnly before Rufus spoke, and she would do what she said.

If Rufus died, it would be painful for her to live. If she died with Rufus, Brian and Stella could get what they wanted. Her death would provide the best of both worlds, she as not afraid at all.

"You can't think like this way, let alone do it. You have to live well. You still have a long way to go. When I'm gone, leave alone the children's affairs. You can find a strange place and enjoy your life."

Rufus was shocked by Isobel's thoughts. She even wanted to die with him. Did she want him to owe her in his next life?

She had a hard life. Her life has been ruined by him, if she died with her, he would be unforgivable.