She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor
Chapter 453: Return to City A

Chapter 453: Chapter 453: Return to City A

After Hope Williams left, Ted Williams looked at Old Master Williams with a worried expression, "Grandpa, do you think Little Hope believed it?"

Old Master Williams shook his head, "She’s too smart. She thinks of more than you all do. She hasn’t fully believed it, but it’s enough; she will go back. Has the arrangement over at City A been set?"

"It’s been arranged. Waylon Lewis will certainly send someone to investigate. Our people in the City A hospital have already informed the hospital management. After all, in City A, Waylon’s influence is limited. Don’t worry; there will be no mistakes."

Old Master Williams nodded, "Mhm."

At that moment, the cell phone placed aside rang.

Seeing the contact name that appeared on the screen, Old Master Williams immediately answered, "Luna."

"Grandpa, are you coming back? I miss you."

A few more smiles appeared on Old Master Williams’ usually stern face, "Soon, we’ll be back soon."

Luna Williams’ weak voice continued, "Grandpa, will my sister come back with you?"

"She will, she’ll come back with us."

"Is sister willing to save me?"

Old Master Williams paused for a moment, not saying a word.

Luna Williams heard Old Master Williams’ silence and her voice became even weaker, "Sister is not willing to save me, right? If sister is unwilling, let it be. I’m okay with it, as long as sister is doing well, don’t let me drag her down."

Old Master Williams felt pained by Luna Williams’ sensible attitude and sighed deeply, "She will agree, don’t overthink it, just focus on your recovery. We will be back soon."

Luna Williams sighed, "I will only cause you trouble."

"Who says you are trouble?"

"Sister won’t think I’m trouble?"

Old Master Williams frowned, thinking of Hope Williams’ just now cold and distant attitude, his expression turned a few degrees colder, "She won’t."

"Okay then, Grandpa, I’ll wait for you."

"Alright."

After hanging up the phone, Old Master Williams slowly walked to the window, looking out at the scenery with a complex emotion filling his deep-set eyes.

Back home, Hope Williams slumped on the couch, her delicate eyebrows tightly knitted as her mind was flooded with myriad thoughts.

Seeing Hope Williams sitting solemnly on the couch, appearing to be troubled, the two little ones, Luke and Willow, exchanged glances and immediately went over to Hope Williams.

Hope Williams looked at the two cuddly little ones approaching her arms and gently tousled their hair, "What’s the matter?"

"Mommy, have you encountered something? You look unhappy," Luke and Willow said.

Hope Williams let out a light sigh, not wanting to let her emotions affect the children, and cracked a gentle smile, hugging them close, "Mommy isn’t unhappy, just some things I haven’t figured out yet."

"Mommy, if even you can’t figure it out, it must be a big deal. Mommy, can you talk to us about it? Maybe we can help you with some ideas," Luke said, playing the little adult.

"Yeah, yeah, Willow can help too," Willow said, lifting her little head, her grape-sized eyes blinking up at Hope Williams.

Hope Williams laughed seeing the two serious little ones, "How come my two babies are so sensible? Mommy thanks you for wanting to take on Mommy’s worries, but these are adult matters. You are still young and don’t understand."

"Mommy, just talk about it; maybe Luke will understand," Luke protested.

Hope Williams pinched Luke’s little nose, "Then Luke tell Mommy, if there was someone... you haven’t seen for a long time... who is sort of related to you, and they come to you, asking for help to save a sick person, would you go back and save them?"

Luke pondered for a moment before asking, "Is the sick person very important?"

"She’s Mommy’s grandmother."

Luke said, "If it’s Luke, of course, I would. Mommy would too. Mommy is a very, very good doctor. Mommy wouldn’t give up on anyone within what she can save, let alone Mommy’s grandmother."

Willow nodded in agreement, "If it’s Willow, Willow would too."

Hope Williams nodded, yes, after all, this person was her grandmother.

Her grandmother hadn’t done anything wrong back then. She had no reason not to save her grandmother just because of what Elder Williams had done to her mother in the past.

"Mommy knows, thank you my two little treasures," Hope Williams said tenderly.

At that moment, Thomas Hughes came with a stack of documents; seeing Hope Williams sitting on the couch, he respectfully bent slightly, "Ma’am."

"Mhm, Waylon is upstairs in the study."

"Got it."

"Assistant Hughes, wait."

"What is it, ma’am?"

Hope Williams pressed her lips together and asked, "Is there news from City A?"

Thomas Hughes paused, "Yes."

Hope Williams’ hands resting on her knees tightened, "And the result?"

"We haven’t found any abnormalities," said Thomas Hughes.

"So that means it’s true?"

Thomas Hughes nodded, "Yes."