The Ex-Wife He Can’t Have novel Chapter 434

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Trailing closely behind, Sean also stepped inside.

Along the way, Sienna moved with urgency, her heels clicking sharply against the floor tiles.

In her mind, she kept calculating how to visit Jillian naturally—how to show she cared without seeming abrupt or provoking Jillian's resentment.

As she passed through the outpatient building and reached the central garden, Sienna froze in her tracks.

On the garden path, Judith was pushing Jillian in a wheelchair, taking her for a stroll.

Jillian was dressed in a baggy hospital gown, her long hair pinned up loosely. Her profile looked pale and soft, making her appear exceptionally fragile and quiet in the sunlight.

Sienna took a deep breath, looked down to smooth her clothes, and hurried over.

The moment Judith spotted her, her expression drastically shifted. She stepped forward to block the wheelchair, demanding harshly, "What are you doing here?"

Sienna looked a bit unnatural, forcing a tight smile. "What a coincidence. You guys are here too?"

She tried to peer past Judith to look at Jillian, but Judith firmly blocked her line of sight, radiating obvious hostility.

"Judith," Jillian called out softly.

Only then did Judith step back, remaining fiercely protective beside the wheelchair.

Jillian's expression was mild. "Are you seeing a doctor too?"

"I... I have an appointment with a cosmetic surgeon. I didn't expect to run into you guys here," Sienna offered a flimsy excuse.

Jillian didn't think much of it, simply pointing toward a separate building across the way. "The Aesthetic Surgery Wing is over there."

"Oh." Sienna nodded awkwardly but made no move to leave. Her eyes lingered on Jillian's pallid face as she asked gently, "Your complexion is terrible. Are you sick?"

"I just had a minor surgery. I'll be hospitalized for a few days of observation."

Sienna's tone turned entirely genuine, laced with deep concern. "Heart issues are never a small matter. You're so young, you absolutely must focus on your recovery..."