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My Marriage to a Mute Girl novel Chapter 34

Lexie shook her head, a little confused.

She barely remembered anything from her childhood, and had always thought it might be because she remembered things at a later age than others, and shortly after she had memories, she had been received by Peter to live in J City.

Grandma reached out her withered hand and pined the hair in front of Lexie's forehead behind her ear, revealing a clear and beautiful face of hers.

As if talking to the air, she uttered, "You don't remember, if you do, how would you be willing to follow Peter to J City?"

Lexie was slightly stunned and puzzled, [Why? Didn't father bring us to J City because he felt that the place we lived was unsafe?]

When she was a child, she lived in the mountains with her grandma and mother, and then in a mountain fire, her mother died unexpectedly, and it was because of this incident that Peter received her and her grandma to J City.

"Of course not, he is simply for ......"

[For what?]

At the mention of the accident, Grandma's face was suddenly gloomy, and her cloudy eyes fell into great mourning.

Lexie pulled at the corner of her grandma's coat, [Grandma, what's wrong with you?]

Grandma suddenly snapped back to her senses and reluctantly said, "I am fine."

Grandma patted Lexie's hand, "Lexie, you must live a happy life, it's enough for us to live this life without shame, your mother in heaven must also wish you a peaceful life."

Listening to her grandma's words, Lexie nodded her head obediently.

"By the way, Lexie, do you still have that box your mother left you?"

Lexie nodded her head.

"Keep it well."

[Grandma, what's inside that box?]

For as long as Lexie could remember, her grandma had been asking her to hide the box, but the box was squared and she was unable to find an opening, as if it were a carved piece of wood.

But Grandma said it was a box.

"You'll know when you can open it one day."

The words of the grandma mean a lot, and Lexie always felt that over the years, Grandma seemed to have been hiding something from her.

The operation was in the early hours of the morning, and Lexie had only closed her eyes for a while.

Kevin himself was the main surgeon, which put Lexie's mind at ease.

The lights in the operating room stayed on, Lexie waited outside the operating room alone until dawn, and finally waited until the surgery was over, and as the door to the operating room opened, Kevin came out while taking off his mask.

"The surgery went well, grandma is fine," looking at Lexie, Kevin told her with a faint smile.

Lexie finally let out a sigh of relief and slumped back in her chair.

"Is everything okay?" Kevin made a subconscious move to help her.

Lexie shook her head, [Thank you.]

"You're welcome, it's my job as a doctor, but you haven't slept all night, go get some sleep. Grandma's anesthetic hasn't worn off yet, she won't wake up in a short time."

Lexie nodded her head, but her body couldn't move.

Her nerves had been tense throughout the surgery, and now she was so relieved all of a sudden that her legs were too weak to walk.

Kevin looked distraught, "I'll help you."

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