The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 689

Chapter 689

“Mr. Yeast.”

Dr. Sutherland walked up to Jason and greeted him softly.

“Dr. Sutherland, you don’t have to be nervous.

“I called you here to help me thank Mr. Lennon.

“If Mr. Lennon ever encounters any problem, contact my sister. I’ll do my best to help!”

Jason said earnestly to Dr. Sutherland.

“Okay, got it.”

Dr. Sutherland nodded gently. He had no idea how much commitment he was getting from Jason.

“By the way, Mr. Yeast…”

Dr. Sutherland hesitated to tell them about Old Madam Yeast’s illness.

Sean said Old Madam Yeast’s illness had not been fully cured. She needed another treatment.

However, they had to wait until the onset of symptoms before she could be cured.

However, Dr. Sutherland found it inappropriate as the words got to the tip of his tongue.

Jason and his sister would be worried and unable to proceed with their lives if they told them.

Sean was going to help anyway, so it was best not to tell them for now.

“What’s the matter?”

Jason looked at Dr. Sutherland in confusion.

“Mr. Yeast, Mr. Lennon said you’ll meet again.”

Dr. Sutherland weighed his words and spoke.

“Really?”

Jason could not help freezing a little.

However, he quickly came to his senses and nodded lightly.

It was not long before Old Madam Yeast woke

up.

However, she fell asleep again after a few minutes.

Several specialists examined her and told Jason it was normal.

Jason and his sister were finally relieved.

“Talia, take good care of Mom.

“Call me if you need anything.

“I have to go.”

Jason checked the time and spoke through gritted teeth.

“Okay!”

Talia was a little reluctant, but she still nodded sensibly.

“Come here.”

Jason glanced at Jon before leaving.

Jon followed obediently without hesitation.

“Mr. Yeast, don’t worry.

“I’ll take good care of them.

“It’s because the nanny I hired didn’t get the message to me in time this time.

“So I came a little late.”

Jon followed Jason and mentioned it himself.

He was uneasy.

The more Jason said nothing, the more unsure he became.