Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 893

Chapter 893

“Right, the head of their family is the same as you. He also got married out of

nowhere. His wife grew up in the countryside too, but she was much luckier than you. Although she was adopted, her adoptive parents treated her as if she was their own and raised her well.

“She has adoptive parents who genuinely love her, and she has an older brother who spoils her like crazy too Later, she found her biological parents who turned out to be from the richest family in Meadspring Her identity changed from a country bumpkin to the missy of the Meadspring’s Lafayette family overnight. She’s a match for the Johnson family head whether it’s her status or identity.”

Elisa was from the Stone family, so she knew all about the gentry’s affairs.

Her cousin was not as lucky as Mrs. Johnson.

“Seren, do you think I should go over and greet him? I’ve met Remy several times before.”

Serenity laughed. “Since you know each other, go over and say hello.”

“I think so too. Sit here while I go and say hello. Why did he come to the hospital with so many bodyguards? Is he afraid the nurses will prick him to death?”

Serenity burst out into laughter.

Elisa grumbled about Remy putting on airs while walking toward him.

However, he turned around and ran before she could get close.

He ran toward the washroom.

His bodyguards were nervous and at a loss.

“What’s wrong with Mr. Johnson?” Elisa asked curiously.

Judging by Remy’s reaction, it seemed to be… diarrhea.

Remy’s bodyguards were also surprised to see Elisa. They did not expect to see the daughter of the Stone family here while Remy came for diarrhea.

“What are you doing here, Ms. Stone?” a bodyguard blurted out.

Elisa responded, “I’m keeping my cousin company while she’s getting an infusion. She got hurt. Is Mr. Johnson’s stomach uncomfortable?”

The bodyguard hummed and did not say much.

“Has he seen a doctor?”

“Yes. He was also prescribed medicine. He needs to get an IV infusion.”

Elisa said in concern, “Is it that serious?”