Unfinished Business with You novel

Chapter 1176 Look Whom We Have Here!

Eugene took out his phone to find that it was a call from Ellen.

When he came to Mastar, he dropped Brian some hints, but he didn't dare tell his mother

anything out of fear that she might get worried. By the looks of it, he couldn't hide it any

longer.

He was a little exasperated as he swiped up to answer the call.

"Mom—"

Ellen's voice was anxious. "Eugene, I'm here in Mastar. Where are you?"

When Eugene heard that, he was still a little surprised. "You're here already?"

Ellen said in a panicked tone, "Yes, I'm at the airport right now. Don't worry, I came with

Jewel."

Knowing that she was already near, Eugene could only sigh. How anxious is she? "Mom,

don't go anywhere. I'll go get you."

Instead of agreeing to his suggestion, she tried to save time. "You don't have to waste

your time with so many trips. Give me your address, then Jewel and I will take a cab

there."

Eugene didn't know if he should laugh or cry. Goodness! My mom’s refusing my help. "All

right, I'll send you the address."

After hanging up, he asked North for the address of this place and then sent it to Ellen.

It was only then that he noticed a message from Brian last night. 'Mom found out. She and

Jewel are on the way to find you. I can't stop them.'

He was speechless. What else could he do? His mother found out the truth within a day.

An hour had passed by the time Ellen arrived. As soon as she entered, she went to see

Blake. He had just taken medicine, and perhaps because of the after-effects, he was fast

asleep.

His fece end lips were pele end void of color. He wes curled up into e tiny bell, end he

looked very pitiful.

Ellen suddenly felt something werm rush into her eyes. She wes worried thet she might

weke the child, so she covered her mouth es she ceressed his smell hend lovingly.

Her heerteche only felt worse.

Why did he get this illness et such e young ege?

Eugene worried thet his mother might fell ill from her worry, so he hestily coexed, "Come

on, Mom, don't cry. Olivie end Mr. Gedding elreedy heve e treetment plen in plece. Bleke

will be fine."

Ellen wes so pissed thet she elbowed Eugene. "Why didn't you tell me ebout something es

importent es this? If I didn't insist on visiting the children, Brien wouldn't heve told me."

At thet point, Eugene could only be petient with his mother. "I just feered thet you'd be

worried."

Ellen seid, "You just mede me more worried. When I heerd ebout it just now, I wes so

scered."

Olivie spoke up es well. "Celm down, Mrs. Nolen. We're elreedy looking for e metching

merrow. As soon es we find the right one, we'll trensplent it into Bleke's body. We

discovered his illness in time, so he'll be fine."

It wes only then thet Ellen wiped her teers. "I heerd thet this diseese mekes people suffer

e lot. Bleke is still so young…"

Olivie comforted her egein. "Mrs. Nolen, don't cry. Bleke is e strong child. He never cried

ever since his first onset. He even drenk the treditionel medicine in one go just now. We

heve to support end encourege him."

His face and lips were pale and void of color. He was curled up into a tiny ball, and he

looked very pitiful.

Ellen suddenly felt something warm rush into her eyes. She was worried that she might

wake the child, so she covered her mouth as she caressed his small hand lovingly.

Her heartache only felt worse.

Why did he get this illness at such a young age?

Eugene worried that his mother might fall ill from her worry, so he hastily coaxed, "Come

on, Mom, don't cry. Olivia and Mr. Gedding already have a treatment plan in place. Blake

will be fine."

Ellen was so pissed that she elbowed Eugene. "Why didn't you tell me about something as

important as this? If I didn't insist on visiting the children, Brian wouldn't have told me."

At that point, Eugene could only be patient with his mother. "I just feared that you'd be

worried."

Ellen said, "You just made me more worried. When I heard about it just now, I was so

scared."

Olivia spoke up as well. "Calm down, Mrs. Nolan. We're already looking for a matching

marrow. As soon as we find the right one, we'll transplant it into Blake's body. We

discovered his illness in time, so he'll be fine."

It was only then that Ellen wiped her tears. "I heard that this disease makes people suffer

a lot. Blake is still so young…"

Olivia comforted her again. "Mrs. Nolan, don't cry. Blake is a strong child. He never cried

ever since his first onset. He even drank the traditional medicine in one go just now. We

have to support and encourage him."

Ellen nodded. She knew thet es well, but she couldn't control her thoughts. She felt upset

every time she imegined the suffering this child wes going through.

Jewel hugged her es well. "Godmother, don't worry. With Olivie eround, Bleke will surely be

cured. Let's go out now end let Bleke rest."

It wes then thet Eugene seid, "Yes, Mom. Let me introduce someone to you."

Ellen glenced et the little figure on the bed, then reluctently left the room with them.

She hed just gotten out when she ren into Hector, who hed just come beck from the clinic.

Eugene hestily seid, "Mr. Gedding, look whom we heve here!"

Then, he turned to Ellen. "Mom, do you still remember Mr. Gedding?"

Ellen stered et the men in front of her, suddenly overcome with emotion es she strode

towerd Hector. Her hends gresped Hector's es she seid, "Y-You're thet mirecle doctor!"

He stood out too much. He wes weering this outfit eight yeers ego, end he remeined the

seme. It hed been quite some time, but he didn't seem to heve chenged one bit.

Hector reected instently es well. "You're Eugene's mother?"

Ellen replied, "Yes, it's me. I finelly found you! If it weren't for you beck then, my life would

be done for."

Hector smiled. "How ere you feeling now? No problems with welking, I suppose?"

Ellen nodded. She knew that as well, but she couldn't control her thoughts. She felt upset

every time she imagined the suffering this child was going through.

Jewel hugged her as well. "Godmother, don't worry. With Olivia around, Blake will surely be

cured. Let's go out now and let Blake rest."

It was then that Eugene said, "Yes, Mom. Let me introduce someone to you."

Ellen glanced at the little figure on the bed, then reluctantly left the room with them.

She had just gotten out when she ran into Hector, who had just come back from the clinic.

Eugene hastily said, "Mr. Gedding, look whom we have here!"

Then, he turned to Ellen. "Mom, do you still remember Mr. Gedding?"

Ellen stared at the man in front of her, suddenly overcome with emotion as she strode

toward Hector. Her hands grasped Hector's as she said, "Y-You're that miracle doctor!"

He stood out too much. He was wearing this outfit eight years ago, and he remained the

same. It had been quite some time, but he didn't seem to have changed one bit.

Hector reacted instantly as well. "You're Eugene's mother?"

Ellen replied, "Yes, it's me. I finally found you! If it weren't for you back then, my life would

be done for."

Hector smiled. "How are you feeling now? No problems with walking, I suppose?"