I Become A CEO After Divorce novel Chapter 929

Chapter 929: Captured at the Obstetrics Department

After hearing Haider's words, Dr. Watson spoke in a low voice, "Why not come to the hospital for an examination? Preliminary diagnosis suggests it might be postpartum depression."

A lot can happen in ten days.

No one knows exactly when a person's emotional state undergoes a change.

Upon hearing Dr. Watson's words, Haider felt a bit dazed and took a while to regain his composure.

Then, Dr. Watson's voice came through the phone, and Haider snapped back, "Okay, but I'll trouble you, Dr. Watson. Let her come for a check-up at the hospital sometime. Use the excuse of a follow-up appointment."

In truth, Haider was worried. If it really was what Dr. Watson said, then what would they do?

Postpartum depression can range from mild to severe, with the latter sometimes leading to suicide or self-harm. Haider, being part of a larger circle, had heard about these things and even seen them reported in various news outlets.

From Haider's tone, Dr. Watson could sense his helplessness and soothingly said, "You don't have to worry too much. Miss Cooke is an optimistic person, and this condition might be temporary. Perhaps with time, she will recover on her own."

Haider whispered, "Dr. Watson, if Bonnie's condition worsens, will she need treatment?"

"Actually, in such cases, it's best if the people around her can help with the treatment. We can provide assistance, but the most crucial support comes from family and loved ones."

Haider quietly responded, "Okay."

"If her condition remains the same or worsens after a week, contact me again."

Haider acknowledged with a soft "Okay."

After ending the call, Haider stood by the floor-to-ceiling window, gazing at the distant buildings outside. His eyebrows furrowed tightly.

If Myles were still here, Bonnie wouldn't be in this situation.

But now, Myles was gone.

Haider stood in that position by the window for a long time until his phone suddenly rang, bringing him back to reality. He lowered his head and glanced at the caller ID before answering the call. "Uncle Cooke."

The call was from Freddy.

Freddy's voice came through the phone, "Are you busy?"

Haider replied, "No, is there something you need?"

Hearing that Haider wasn't busy, Freddy didn't beat around the bush and said directly, "After discussing with Old Mr. Cooke, we've decided to bring Bonnie to our house. The child has always wanted to live in the villa. I know it holds memories of her and Myles, but her condition isn't great at the moment. I'm sure Yanis has already told you, right?"

Haider murmured, "Yes, she told me."

"Leaving her alone in that place to reminisce about the past for an extended period isn't a good idea, neither for her nor for the child. Let's leave the villa vacant for now. When Bonnie's condition improves or when the child is older and she wants to move there, she can. But for now, she can't live there."

As Freddy paused, he continued, "Haider, you know Bonnie's temper. If I talk to her or Old Mr. Cooke, she might not listen. That's why I want you and Yanis to persuade her. It's better for her to come back to the Cooke family. Living at home, we can feel more at ease. Being away from places with too many memories might improve her condition."

After listening to Freddy's words, Haider didn't hesitate. "Alright, later tonight, I'll go to the villa and talk to her. If she doesn't agree, I'll figure something out."

Since Haider had agreed, Freddy didn't say much more and thanked him before ending the call.

"Uncle Cooke, no need to be so polite with me. We're all family. Bonnie is like a sister to me. I want her to be well," Haider whispered.

"Okay, we're one family. We don't need to mince words."