Let Love Takes Away All This Pain By Jenna Writes novel Chapter 166

Chapter 166, The praying mantis catches cicadas and the yellowbird is behind 

The nurse came to check on Alva, and Jackson watched. 

After the examination, Jackson asked, “How’s it going?” 

“In recovery, no problem.” 

“That’s good.” 

When the nurse left, Alva said, “At this rate, I should be discharged 

soon.” 

Jackson nodded. “As long as you are obedient.” 

Alva smiled. “I’ve been very obedient these past two days.” 

Soon she thought of a question and asked, “Did you find the lawyer?” 

She hadn’t asked since she came back from the police station yesterday, and she didn’t know how the situation was now. 

She needs to know. 

Jackson’s eyes moved slightly, “I found it, don’t worry about it, I’ll handle it.” 

Alva nodded. “If you have any questions, tell me.” 

She was always worried. 

“Well.” 

As soon as the two finished speaking, there was a knock on the door of 

the ward. 

Alva looked over and frowned. 

Not many people know about her hospitalization, who came? 

Jackson said, “I’m going to open the door.” 

“Well.” 

Alva looked over at his figure. 

Soon, the door opened and a familiar voice came. 

“Jackson. 

Flora’s voice. 

Why is she here? 

“Mom.” 

“Where’s Alva?” 

“Inside.” 

Jackson turned sideways and Flora came in. 

Seeing Flora, Alva got out of bed, “Auntie.” 

Flora saw that her whole person was fine, without missing arms or legs, except for her pale face, everything else was normal. 

She breathed a sigh of relief. 

“Jackson said you were hospitalized, I came to see you, how are you? Are you feeling better?” 

“Much better, I should be discharged soon.” 

Hearing Alva say this, Flora was even more relieved. 

“That’s good, it’s fine.” 

Jackson took the stool and put it behind Flora and said to Alva, “Stay on the bed.” 

Flora also hurriedly said: “Yes, hurry up and lie on the bed? What are you doing standing up? Go lie down!” 

Alva was pushed to sit on the bed by the two of them. Flora looked at her carefully and asked Jackson, “Where is Alva’s injury? Why didn’t you call me in advance?” 

It looks like I have been in the hospital for a few days. 

Jackson called her yesterday. 

“My injured hand.” 

“Hand? Which hand? Let me see!” 

Flora immediately went to look at Alva’s hand. 

Alva said, “Auntie, I’m fine, I’m much better.” 

“Let me see!” 

She had to look, and Alva had no choice, but Jackson said, “It’s the bone in her left shoulder that’s a little cracked, and it’s inconvenient to look at, and she’ll hurt.” 

“Well, then I won’t watch it, Alva, have a good rest.” 

He tucked her in the quilt tightly and acted very carefully. 

Alva felt warm and asked, “Auntie, when did you arrive?” 

“I just arrived. I was worried about you, so I came right away.” 

ར་ཤ་རིང་ རིན་ན་ གི་ནང་ཤིང་ཁང་གུ་ བཞབས། 

“Fortunately, you’re fine.”