Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 2948

Queenie nodded. She understood.

Now, she had to disguise herself as a 'patient'. She could not casually walk around the hospital corridors.

She did not know when Luca would arrive at the hospital, so she had to be on guard at all times.

Queenie walked over to the sofa, picked up Jack's coat, and handed it to him, saying, "You don't need to worry about me. The hospital has everything I need, and I'm feeling much better now. You can focus on your work."

"Alright. If you need anything, just call me. If you can't reach me, call my secretary," replied Jack. Hospitals were not the best place, and if it were not for needing to push Luca, he would not want Queenie to stay in the hospital either.

"Okay," replied Queenie as she helped him straighten his tie.

After Jack tidied himself up, he left the hospital ward and saw the maid waiting in the hallway. He said, "Take care of my wife. If anything comes up, make sure to contact me."

When they discussed matters related to Luca, they always kept the maid out of the loop.

Luke mentioned that even though the maid had worked for the Norman family for many years, the fewer people who knew about Luca, the better it was for her protection.

The abilities of the Island of Despair were truly terrifying.

They could even carefully arrange an impostor Bianca to be by Luke's side for a long time. It took a while before they realized that the Bianca they sent was an impostor.

Therefore, they had to protect Luca. This matter could not be known by too many people, only those close to them.

"Yes, sir," replied the maid. She put away her phone before returning to the hospital ward.

"Madam, would you like some water?" asked the maid.

"No need." Queenie paused for a moment, looked at the maid, and said, "There's nothing urgent on my end. If there's anything that needs to be taken care of at home, you can go back first."

Her blood pressure was stable now. She did not need constant supervision.

The maid replied with a smile on her face, "Madam, rest assured. When the doctor said you needed to stay in the hospital for observation, Mr. Norman had already arranged for a cleaning lady to go to the house. I don't have any tasks."

Queenie nodded. She did not expect Jack to make such arrangements.

She then heard the maid say, "Mr. Norman also mentioned that if there's nothing urgent, I shouldn't leave the hospital because your health is unstable and you need constant care."

"But without you at home, no one’s cooking dinner for him..." Queenie slightly furrowed her brows.

There was only one maid at home. Now that she was providing round-the-clock care at the hospital, it meant no one would be cooking for Jack.

"Don't worry, Mrs. Norman. Mr. Norman said he'll have lunch and dinner at the hospital cafeteria," she added.

Queenie still could not figure out why Jack made such arrangements, especially since she appeared quite normal.

Still, a seemingly normal person staying in the hospital was indeed puzzling to the maid.

However, she could not ask too much about the affairs of the master's family and had to follow their instructions.

"The cafeteria food can't compare to what we have at home..." Queenie frowned. Jack usually had lunch at the office cafeteria, but he would always come home for dinner if he did not work overtime.

After all, the office cafeteria had strict budget constraints, so the food was quite ordinary and not very plentiful.

"So, Mrs. Norman, you need to get better soon to go back home. Then, Mr. Norman can come home for dinner in the evenings," the maid said with a reassuring smile.

She glanced at the time, and poured a glass of water for Queenie. "Mrs. Norman, it's time to take your medicine."

"Okay." Queenie took the glass of water from her.

The maid opened the medication package the nurse had given to them in the morning and saw that there was only one pill inside. She frowned and asked, "Why is there only one pill?”

When Queenie was hospitalized back then, she had several pills to be taken in the morning and noon. They were all put together.