Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 2033

Chapter 2033 Hold On To Hope

However, Sheila stopped him. “Let’s not do that, Davin. You’re in a hurry to buy the manor in the Southern suburbs, and I’ve also got to visit the set to take a look at things. Then, we still have to figure out a way to deal with my father. We’ve got quite a lot on our plates. Nicole will ring us up if there’s an update about Wilbur.”

“Sheila is right. The two of you now have a heavy responsibility on your shoulders. Maya and I are fine visiting Wilbur with just the two of us. I’ll phone you if there’s anything.”

Davin thought for a while before he relented, “All right, then. In that case, we won’t be tagging along. Maya, I believe Wilbur will definitely recover.”

“Yeah. Thank you, Uncle Davin.” After freshening up, Nicole promptly left Imperial Garden with Maya. No sooner had Davin and Sheila left Imperial Garden than they received a call from Patrick, inquiring about the loan.

On the phone, he sounded impatient as he badgered them about when they could lend him the money. He claimed he was in urgent need of it.

Sheila made a few excuses before hanging up the phone. Then, she sighed, worry lining her face. “My father asked when we can lend him the money. He said he needed it posthaste.”

Davin contemplated for a moment and suggested, “How about this? Let’s go to the Muir residence first and see if there’s any way to keep him calm.”

“Yes. We definitely can’t allow him to leak your father’s affair. Otherwise, war will break out between your parents, and it will throw the entire household into chaos.”

After discussing the matter, Davin drove toward the Muir residence.

Meanwhile, Nicole and Maya met with the two specialists first. After meeting them and exchanging a few pleasantries, Maya explained Wilbur’s condition briefly. Having listened to her, the two specialists said they would only draw a conclusion after diagnosing the patient for such symptoms.

That aside, they also admitted they hadn’t much confidence since even Nicole couldn’t discern the root of the problem. Nonetheless, they would do their best.

“Thank you!”

“You’re welcome. Let’s go and take a look at the patient now. It’ll help us understand the situation better.”