Warning: My Mommy is A Savage novel Chapter 1720

Chapter 1720

Meanwhile...

The development project continued to progress rapidly in Mount Village, and it had gotten to a crucial stage; laying the foundation.

Charmine went to the site early in the morning to personally monitor the work.

Anthony thought of how tired she must have been, so he went to the bamboo house to prepare a pot of Charmine's favorite vegetables. Even though she had promised to cook him meals for three days, he did not want her to be as tired.

Anthony remembered that the first time he dined with Charmine was over pot-food.

This was their beginning.

For the time being, Charmine was no longer as harsh and no longer turned him away. Anthony hoped she could continue for the better. 1

Moreover, with his complications slowly receding, and though he still had aches from time to time, it was not as frequent.

If his illness could become more stable...

With images of his future with Charmine running through his mind, Anthony's eyes softened sincerely and gently.

All of a sudden, the images shattered as a loud buzz overwhelmed Anthony's mind. His nerves jolted and he was in so much pain that his sight went black. He loosened his grip on the knife in his hand, placing it on the table, but his abrupt blackout caused the knife to fall to the floor audibly. 1

Chris and Chloe heard it, even from outside the door. Exchanging glances, they instantly made their way into the kitchen and saw Anthony, his handsome face pale and tense as cold sweat riddled his forehead.

Alarmed, Chris went to Anthony and helped prop him up, his eyes widening in worry as he did. "Daddy, what happened?"

Chloe, on the other hand, helped massage Anthony's temples as she squinted.

Was Anthony's complication having an outburst?

How could that have happened?

She had been feeding medicine to him, albeit secretly, and he was taking them on time. He should be getting better, so why did it seem to have worsened instead?

Anthony shook his head, and his blurry vision cleared. "It's nothing," he replied hoarsely, "just feeling dizzy."