My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 474

Chapter 474 

“She can be cured.” Agatha rubbed her temples. “But she needs to be in a new environment.” “Esther could come to Capitus.” 

Oliver treated Esther as the child his sister had left behind. Regardless of blood ties, she was part of the Quill family. He would not give Bradley another opportunity to mistreat Esther. 

“I also support Esther’s move to Capitus, but…” Jasper subconsciously thought of Bradley and Felix and hesitated. “Would Bradley agree?” 

Oliver sneered. “Once the court finalizes the divorce, Bradley and Felix will have no relation. whatsoever. Whether he likes it or not, Esther can live in Capitus.” 

Jasper cleared his throat and added, “I hope Esther lives well. In her youth, she was like a little sun, warming everyone around her…” 

Esther had a long, deep slumber, experiencing many strange and fascinating dreams. However, she could not recall any of the details after waking up. 

“Ms. Quill, you’re awake? Would you like some water?” the female bodyguard asked with concern. “If you find the sunlight too bright, I can draw the curtains.” 

Esther rubbed her sore temples and looked at the sunlight streaming onto the floor. Feeling in good spirits, she replied, “No need. I like the sun.” 

The sunlight was bright and warm in this season. 

After freshening up, Esther took her seat at the breakfast table. “Where are Grandma Foster and Uncle Oliver?” 

The bodyguard replied, “Mr. Quill has returned to Capitus. Since Dr. Foster happens to be at the hospital, other patients came due to her reputation. Dr. Foster is currently participating in a charitable clinic in the garden.” 

“Has my son awakened yet?” 

The bodyguard replied, “Not yet, Ms. Quill. Dr. Foster mentioned that if you woke up, you 

could assist her.” 

“Of course.” 

Esther prepared herself and accompanied the bodyguard to Agatha’s location. 

Given her age and professional stature, Agatha was akin to a superlative figure in the medical field. Despite her private visit, her reputation continued to draw numerous patients. 

Agatha understood why these individuals knew her schedule. After thinking, she told the hospital to share her free clinic on social media. 

But “charitable clinic” didn’t mean totally free. Although the sign-up fee was removed due to Agatha’s respected professional status, the other expenses were still high. Making an appointment with her wasn’t easy. 

“Esther, please take a seat beside me and take notes on the medical cases.” 

Initially, the hospital chose a young doctor to assist Agatha. But Agatha quickly swapped him for Esther, as she preferred her handwriting. When Esther arrived, Agatha reassigned the young man to the clinic’s frontline.