Reclaiming the CEO's Heart novel Chapter 76

Chapter 76 Avery Didn't Say Any Nonsense

Although Nolan had slept for only three hours last night, he was energetic. Seeing Jacob not present, he lowered his voice and said, "Mrs. Hill, Mr. Hill cares about you. He specifically asked me to arrange a physical examination for you."

Really?

Avery felt his words were ridiculous.

Jacob had arranged a medical examination to make sure she would not die. Otherwise, he could not continue to torture her. But she was curious how he would react when he knew she had stomach cancer.

"Start it."

Avery didn't say any nonsense. After all, she had no choice now.

There were many examination items, but gastroenteroscopy was excluded. After all, it was tiring. Before taking anesthesia for the examination, the patient needed to take laxatives in the early morning and have several loose bowels to empty the intestines and stomach.

Avery was so weak that she could not withstand such torment. In addition, she had married Jacob since school and always had a regular schedule. So, she should have no gastrointestinal problems. Nolan didn't think anything was wrong with her stomach, so he didn't ask her to have such examinations.

The medical examination was urgently processed. Avery had been hungry all morning. Jacob appeared at the door as soon as she sat down to have porridge.

He was tall and straight with a cold face as ever. He must have come from the company because he wore a formal suit. And the tie with black and white stripes made him look imposing. It was she who had bought it for him. Seeing it, she recalled the sweetness she had felt when tying it for him two years ago. But now, she only felt sad.

Looking at her pale face, Jacob wondered why she always seemed weak when they met. Was there anything wrong with her body?

Avery broke the silence, saying, "Mr. Hill, don't worry. I won't die. And I won't try to kill myself again."

Then, she continued eating porridge. The back of her fair hand was swollen due to the previous needle removal. She looked so fragile that he pitied her.