My Flirtacious Husband (Genevieve and Armand) novel Chapter 302

“When Dr. Jensen went to the ward next door to deliver dinner last night, I followed him to have a look.”

Johanna leaned against the table and fiddled with the pen holder as she said to Genevieve, “Wow! Your husband looks more handsome in person than in the pictures. He just has a bad temper. I heard from Timothy that he lost his vision…”

“Last night?” Genevieve frowned. “He hasn’t left the hospital?”

“Yes. He has been in the hospital the whole time.” Johanna shrugged before asking, “Besides, with his condition, other than lying in the hospital, where else can he go?”

Genevieve rubbed her forehead and took her phone to make a call. “Leave the room for now.”

“Okay.” Johanna left obediently.

After her call got through, Genevieve asked Timothy coldly, “Before I went on my business trip, didn’t I ask you to settle Armand’s discharge papers and send him to Swallow Garden?”

“I want to do it for him, but I’m not his wife.” Timothy sounded innocent. “I can’t take him out of the hospital.”

She was rendered speechless.

As one of the behind-the-scenes investors of General Hospital, even the Director had to be respectful toward him, and he could arrange a VIP ward for Johanna in minutes. Now he’s telling me that he has no right to settle Armand’s discharge papers?

“It’s better if you come and get your husband discharged from the hospital.” Timothy paused before continuing, “Loss of vision is a scary thing, even more so when the person is alone without company. Now that he’s sensitive and fragile, you should take more care of him-”

Genevieve hung up the phone rudely before he could finish speaking.

She wanted to call Steven and get him to contact the housekeeper at Swallow Garden to pick Armand up from the hospital.

However, when she made the call, she suddenly thought about Armand lying on the bed looking despondent when she left the ward that day.

That man is truly annoying!

Genevieve ended the call, grabbed her coat and car keys, and left her office.

Upon reaching the hospital, it only took her three minutes to settle Armand’s discharge papers.

She then went to the ward to look for him and found him lying on the bed, holding his phone. He had to use the voice assistant when he wanted to open an app, and the voice assistant even misunderstood him at times.