Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 304

Mrs. Berry was wheeled into the examination room while Charlotte waited apprehensively outside.

A paramedic came over and asked Charlotte to get her wounds patched up, but she refused to leave and asserted that she would wait there for Mrs. Berry’s examination result.

“Charlotte, a comprehensive health screening will take a long time. You’ll only be waiting idly here. Let’s get your waist attended to first,” Raina persuaded her earnestly. “You have to recover speedily in order to take care of your family, isn’t it?”

“Alright then.” Charlotte thought that she was right, so she left with the paramedic to treat her waist.

Lying on the bed, Charlotte was still a little worried, so she asked, “Dr. Langhan, Mrs. Berry should be fine, right?”Raina paused for a second before she replied euphemistically, “To be honest, Mrs. Berry is not doing well, so you have to be mentally prepared.”

“What do you mean by ‘not doing well’?” Charlotte asked anxiously, “Is there any serious issue?”

“According to the information I got from Regent Clinic, Mrs. Berry has visited them recently and mentioned about often feeling light-headed. The doctor asked her to go for a comprehensive health screening, but she said she didn’t have time to and will only go when she’s free. However, before she could actually go for a check-up, she fainted in the elevator. This shows that her health problems have long existed,” Raina explained the general situation to Charlotte.

Listening to that, Charlotte felt even more terrible. “I’m to be blamed for this. I’ve only cared about myself and neglected Mrs. Berry. She took care of my three children all by herself and worked so hard all day every day that she didn’t even have time to go see the doctor—”

“Don’t worry, just let her get treatment and recuperate here,” Raina comforted her. “I’ll arrange for the hospital staff to take good care of her.”

“Thank you, Dr. Langhan,” Charlotte answered with uneasiness. “When Mrs. Berry’s examination result is out, please let me know at once.”

“Rest assured. Get yourself treated with peace of mind first. I’ll see you later.”

After consoling Charlotte, Raina left to deal with her own business.

At noon, Mrs. Berry was wheeled out of the examination room and admitted to the inpatient ward.

By then, she was semi-conscious and on a drip with the back of her hand attached to a saline bag. However, rather indistinctly, she was still murmuring, “Miss, Miss…”

“Mrs. Berry, I’m here.” Charlotte gripped her other hand tightly.