The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover by Caesar Erickson novel Chapter 496

Seeing that Taya was silent, Griffon knew her answer.

He raised his bony fingers and pressed the button beside the hospital bed.

The director came shortly and entered the ward. "What can I help you with?"

Griffon leaned back on the sofa, staring at Taya's pale face, and said coldly, "Give her a full body checkup to see if those drugs have damaged her organs."

The director wanted to say that sexual drugs wouldn't damage the organs.

Taya also felt that it was unnecessary, but before she could dissuade him, the director turned and left the ward.

Even the director would not dare to disobey the order of the major shareholder. He quickly notified each department to send experts and doctors to do the examination.

Having gone through a thorough check, Taya didn't even dare to hide her anemia, so she reported all of them to Griffon.

He seemed to have a psychological shadow on the previous false reports. He asked for multiple doctors' opinions and only believed them when he got the same answer.

The ophthalmologist was the last one to check Taya. When he checked her eyes, he noticed something was wrong.

He immediately turned to look at the man standing beside him. "Alpha Knight, has the patient been blind before?"

Griffon froze and looked down at Taya. "Have you ever been blind?"

Nodding, Taya said, "Yeah."

Griffon choked, bent down, and stroked her eyes with his hands. "When? Why didn't you tell me?"

Taya saw the distress in his eyes. She frowned slightly. "Before I died, I was blind for a while."

The word died was like a knife, piercing his heart, causing him to bleed profusely.

It turned out that she had been enduring not only the pain of wolf spirit failure, but also the pain of blindness.

And not only did he not stay with her when she was most helpless to take care of her, but he also hurt her mercilessly.

Griffon put away the fingers that were stroking her eyes and squeezed them into his palms. After suppressing his guilt, he looked up at the ophthalmologist.

"What caused the blindness?"

He raised his cold eyes and ordered the Stella, "Give her the best medicine."

Taya, who had been silent all this time, hurriedly stopped Griffon, "George has already prescribed the medicine for me, so there is no need to give me more."

Griffon looked at the woman lying on the hospital bed.

Her eyes were full of resistance. It was as if she didn't want him to do anything for her.

Feeling weak, he loosened his clenched hands and signaled the ophthalmologist to go out.

After the ophthalmologist left, there was a dead silence in the ward. Taya felt depressed and embarrassed.

She squeezed her palms tightly and raised her eyes to look at him. "Can… can I leave now?"

Griffon looked at Taya, who didn't want to stay with him for a second. His heart seemed to be torn apart, and it was suffocating.

He stood beside her, stared at her quietly for a while, lifted the quilt, picked her up, and walked out of the ward.