Love After Marriage: Mr. Lancaster's Hidden Wife

Chapter 649 Condition Worsened

"Sit tight. I'll take you to the hospital." Henry lowered her seat so that she could lie down slightly.

"I don't want to go to the hospital. Shane is already busy enough so let’s not bother him." Yvonne refused Henry's suggestion to go to the hospital.

Henry frowned. "You’re so thoughtful towards him."

Yvonne rolled her eyes. "Send me back to the family residence and find a family doctor."

"Okay. Sit tight." Henry urged without refusing her suggestion.

Yvonne hummed and closed her eyes.

Maybe it was because of the fever, or maybe it was the vibration of the car when it was moving, she felt even dizzier and was even getting motion sickness. She would only feel better when she closed her eyes. Otherwise, she would've probably thrown up already.

Henry watched her fall asleep and stepped on the accelerator. The car went faster as it sped forward.

An hour later, they arrived at the family residence.

Yvonne had already fallen asleep and Henry did not wake her up. He walked into the house with her in his arms. Belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

Sue was startled when she saw the two of them. "Sir,

what happened to madam?"

"She's down with fever. Go get a doctor," Henry ordered Sue as he kept walking without slowing down.

Sue nodded quickly. "Okay, I'll go now."

After she said that, she quickly ran away.

Henry carried Yvonne back to the room and put her down. Elliot appeared at the door of the room while holding Theo.

"What’s wrong with Yvonne?" Elliot asked.

Henry was wiping Yvonne's face with a dry towel. " She got a fever because of the rain."

"Mom..." Theo called out.

Henry walked over and crouched down in front of Theo before touching his face. "Theo, Mommy's okay. The doctor will come over in a while to take a look at Mommy and she'll be fine. You can go out with Uncle now. I need to change Mommy's clothes."

"Mmhmm." Theo nodded and patted Elliot's thigh, indicating that Elliot could leave now.

Elliot flicked Theo's forehead. "You little fellow."

Theo wrinkled his little nose. "Uncle, bad!"

Elliot laughed out loud, "Little devil, you just called your own uncle bad. Just you wait and see how I’m going to teach you a lesson."

After he said that, he controlled the wheelchair and turned around to take Theo back to his room.

Henry looked at how Theo and his uncle were getting along well, and he smiled slightly.

After a while, the doctor came.

Henry led the doctor into the room.

He had changed Yvonne's clothes and dried her hair.

The doctor came to the bedside and checked on Yvonne.

When he was done, he opened his medicine box and took out a syringe.

Henry frowned slightly when he saw the silver needle. "An injection?"

"Yes. Madam has a high fever of 39 degrees and must b e given an injection to reduce her fever," the doctor replied.

Henry glanced at Yvonne and nodded slightly. "Be gentle then. Don't hurt her."

"Don't worry, Mr. Lancaster." After the doctor finished speaking, he flicked the syringe and stretched out his arm towards Yvonne.

After the injection, the doctor put a fever-cooling patch on Yvonne's forehead and left some medicine for Yvonne before leaving.

Henry looked at Yvonne as he sat by the bed. Her face was still flushed and hot, and he was very worried.

The current state of her body had deteriorated so badly that she caught a fever immediately after being i n the rain. It was obviously too abnormal.

It seemed like the kidney transplant surgery had to be done earlier.

As Henry thought about it, he took out his cell phone and called Shane's number. "Hello."

"What's the matter?" Shane's tired voice sounded on the other side of the phone.

Henry asked, "Can Yvonne's surgery be pushed forward?"

"What's the matter? Haven't we set the time to one week later?" Shane was a little puzzled.

Henry told him about Yvonne's fever after she was caught in the rain.

Shane frowned. "No! All the more reason why we shouldn’t bring the date forward. She can’t undergo surgery when she’s still down with a fever. You've got t o be kidding. We have to wait until she gets better."

"I understand." After Henry knew that Yvonne could not undergo the surgery when she was still down with a fever, he immediately hung up the phone.

Shane's eyebrows twitched. "Darn you, Henry!"

Henry dropped his phone and touched Yvonne's forehead before kissing her face.

After that, he got up and left the room. He walked towards the study.

The next day, when Yvonne woke up, her head still felt groggy and her forehead was still a little hot.

Sue gave her a glass of water with her medicine.

Yvonne did not hesitate as she immediately took it from Sue and gulped the medicine with the water.

"Madam, do you still feel sick?" Sue asked.

Yvonne leaned against the bed and replied weakly, "I still feel a little dizzy and my chest feels stuffy. I also feel nauseous."

"The fever hasn't gone away yet?" Sue was puzzled and she stretched out her hand to touch Yvonne's forehead as she said that.

Sue was shocked when she touched her. "That's weird. Why are you still so warm? Is the doctor's injection not working?"

"I don't know." Yvonne shook her head.

Sue retracted her hand. "This can’t be. We’ll have to call the doctor to come again. Madam, lie down."

As Sue said that, she helped Yvonne back to the bed.

After Yvonne lay back on the bed, she immediately closed her eyes and she could not seem to keep them open.

She was so dizzy that it was difficult to even move.

Sue looked at her in distress. After covering Yvonne with a blanket, she hurriedly walked towards the door of the room to try to find Henry.

But when she got to the garden, she ran into Henry.

"Sir." Sue quickly called out.

Henry was on his way to see Yvonne. When he saw Sue, he nodded slightly.

"Sir, madam is awake," Sue said.

A glimmer of joy flashed in Henry's eyes. "Is her fever gone?"

After he went to the study room last night, he stayed there for meetings and document reviews. He stayed u p all night and was finally done with work just now, so he was ready to go and see if Yvonne was awake.

"No." Sue shook her head.

The joy in Henry's eyes dissipated. "No?"

"Yes. I just went to check on her and madam still has a fever. She also said she feels sick and nauseous, so I was just about to go see you, sir," Sue replied.

When Henry heard this, his expression became solemn.

Fever and nausea?

Something was not right!

After receiving the injection to reduce her fever and taking her medicine, it was impossible that her fever had not reduced at all. It was also impossible to still

feel nauseous.

At this moment, Henry suddenly remembered what Shane had said about the initial symptoms of the virus infection.

The symptoms were exactly the same as what Yvonne was experiencing now.

Could it be that she...

As Henry thought about this, his expression changed. He ignored Sue and picked up his pace as he walked towards Yvonne's room.

Although Sue didn't know what happened, she knew i t was something important by looking at Henry's expression.

Sue didn’t hesitate either. She scurried and followed behind him.

A moment later, Henry arrived at Yvonne's room.

Although Henry suspected that Yvonne might be infected with the virus, he didn't hesitate to walk to her bedside and reached out to touch her forehead.

Sure enough, she was still very hot!

Henry's heart sank. He then called out to Yvonne twice.

Yvonne was sound asleep again and she did not respond.

Henry pursed his thin lips and hurriedly told Sue who was behind him, "Prepare a car right away and send madam to the hospital." "Yes!" Sue didn't dare to procrastinate. She immediately followed his order.

Henry then pushed Yvonne's blanket away and bent over to pick her up before walking out of the room.

More than an hour later, they arrived at the hospital.

Henry carried Yvonne to Shane's office.

Shane had just completed an operation and was taking a rest.

Suddenly, the door of the office was kicked open and the door slammed against the wall, making a trembling sound.

Shane was so frightened that he jumped up from his chair. "What's the matter?"