He Cheated I Rose Making Him Regret Everything (Chloe and Arthur) novel Chapter 681

Rhea was his mother.

How could she possibly bear to watch Eugene struggle like this?

"Mom..."

Eugene forced the words out with difficulty.

"Answer me."

Even that short sentence seemed to drain him.

His breathing was uneven, and every breath sounded fragile, as if his body might give out at any moment.

"Son, I..."

Rhea's heart twisted painfully.

She wanted to tell him everything, but Hogan had reminded her before this.

No matter what happened, Eugene could not know that they had added medication to keep him calm and stop him from fighting the doctors.

She could not say it.

Yet Eugene kept looking at her, waiting for an answer.

Rhea grew so anxious that her eyes turned red.

"Son, Mom..."

Eugene saw her hesitation.

His pupils widened.

"Mom... did something happen to Chloe?"

It took him a long time to finish the sentence.

The moment the words left his mouth, he began breathing heavily.

"Son, don't move. Your body can't handle this right now."

Rhea rushed forward and held him down, unwilling to let go.

"I'm sorry. Mom is sorry. I only..."

"Son."

Hogan's voice came from behind her just in time.

Rhea's heart tightened.

For the first time, she felt that her husband had appeared at exactly the right moment.

He was like a savior descending before her.

"Honey."

Rhea quickly gathered herself.

She wiped her tears in secret, stood up, and gave Hogan the place beside the bed.

Hogan walked over.

He looked at Eugene, who was lying there with anger burning in his eyes.

Then he spoke in a low, steady voice.

"Son, right now, the only thing you need to do is listen to the doctors."

"Lie down and recover."

"You barely got your life back. Don't throw it away by acting recklessly."

"Tell me about Chloe."

This time, Eugene almost shouted the words.

Rhea gently tugged at Hogan's sleeve.

Hogan did not answer immediately.

He only looked at Eugene and sighed in his heart.

This son of his really was just like him when he was young.

For the woman he loved, he was willing to risk everything.

But then again, wasn't every man in the Rosewood family the same?

Hogan's gaze fell on Eugene's wrist.

The veins there stood out clearly because of his struggle.

After days of lying in bed, Eugene had already become much thinner and weaker.

Now, that frailty was even more obvious.

"Answer me..."

Hogan lowered his voice.

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