Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife-Chapter 146 - 124: Faye Townsend, What Exactly Have You Been Through1

Chapter 146: Chapter 124: Faye Townsend, What Exactly Have You Been Through1

The car smoothly drove to the hospital, and the two of them went upstairs together.

When they entered, Kay Forrest was lying on the companion’s bed asleep.

As soon as the door made a sound, he immediately sat up.

Seeing that it was Faye Townsend and Oliver Turner, Kay Forrest stretched lazily as he got up: "You two are here early enough."

"Forrest, thank you for going through the trouble."

"Don’t say that useless nonsense to me, give me something practical, I’m hungry."

Faye raised the insulated lunch box in her hand: "Isn’t that why I brought you food?

Go wash your hands, I’ll serve it out for you."

She walked to the coffee table and laid out the breakfast.

Kay Forrest went to wash his hands, and Faye walked to the bedside to see Miya, who was asleep.

Her hand gently stroked Miya’s forehead, and there was tenderness in her eyes.

"I heard from Forrest yesterday that Miya’s surgery was very successful.

If she recovers well, she won’t have to undergo another surgery."

Faye had a grateful smile on her lips: "Yes, the heavens have actually been kind to me, right?

I’ve been praying that as long as Miya is well, it would be okay if I lost ten or twenty years of my life.

Perhaps the heavens saw my plight and granted me such a great favor."

Oliver Turner really didn’t know what to say when he heard her speak like that.

As a mother, Faye Townsend had put her heart and soul into these two children.

But any mother would hope for her children to be healthy, right?

Many Eldorian parents often pray to sacrifice their lifespan for their children’s health.

"When Miya is healthy again, I want to take her to do everything she missed as a child.

I want Miya and Darnley to be the happiest children in the world."

Oliver Turner raised his hand and patted her shoulder.

Forrest came out of the bathroom just in time and saw the two of them standing shoulder to shoulder, and he let out a couple of amused laughs.

Oliver Turner quickly withdrew his hand and looked back at him: "So fast."

"Yeah, I washed so quickly that I disturbed your lovey-dovey moment.

Do you want me to go back and wash again?"

Faye turned around and glared at him: "You didn’t rest well all night, and your brain is silly, isn’t it? Stop talking nonsense, and eat your food."

"Tsk tsk, what a tigress." Kay Forrest sat down by the coffee table and started eating: "Have you two eaten yet?"

"We have." Faye said and then looked at Oliver Turner: "Oliver, Miya won’t wake up anytime soon, why don’t you leave first."

"No rush, I’ll leave after saying goodbye to Miya when she wakes up."

Kay Forrest continued eating while speaking: "Oliver Turner, you just got here and you’re leaving already."

"I don’t want to, but Faye is rushing me back to help her manage the company.

It’s not like I can be of much help here, so I’ll shine in areas where I can assist Faye."

Kay Forrest looked at Faye and smiled: "You sure know how to delegate."

Faye laughed: "I should be grateful there are still people in Anchester who can help me."

She exchanged smiles with Oliver Turner, and Kay Forrest raised his eyebrows, thinking they did look like a handsome pair together.

If Oliver Turner had a better reputation, he might actually consider marrying Faye to him.

After Kay Forrest finished eating, Faye then let him go rest.

She helped him pack and escorted him to the elevator.

Before getting on, Kay Forrest mysteriously patted her shoulder: "Hey, did anything happen between you two last night?"

Faye frowned and tapped his head: "What could happen between us? Your mind is really filthy."

"What filthy thoughts? It’s a man’s nature, but looking at your expression... you really didn’t do anything."

"No, nothing happened. Now hurry up and leave." Faye pushed him into the elevator.

Kay Forrest blocked the elevator sensor with his hand: "Tsk, is Oliver Turner really a man?

He didn’t take advantage of such a good opportunity. Could it be... he’s not capable?"

Faye slapped his hand, and he quickly retracted it in pain.

"What are you doing, murdering your brother.

You have so much strength, what did Lucia give you to eat this morning, spinach?"

"Yes, I ate it, so now I’m strong. Don’t provoke me, just leave." ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

The elevator door slowly closed, and Kay Forrest laughed: "Alright, alright, I’m leaving, you go back."

The elevator started descending, and Faye turned and went back to the ward.

When she entered the ward, Miya was unexpectedly awake, talking to Oliver Turner.

"Then when will you come back to see me again?"

Oliver Turner gently rubbed Miya’s forehead: "I’ll come to see you again once you’re well, alright?

Then I’ll take you to the amusement park."

Miya was overjoyed: "Okay, okay, Dad Oliver, I will eat well and get better soon, and you have to keep your promise then, okay?"

"Don’t worry, Dad Oliver is a man of his word."

Faye entered and closed the door, Miya’s smile widened: "Mom, Dad Oliver said he’s leaving."

"I know, Dad Oliver is here to say goodbye to you. He’ll visit again when you get better."

"Dad Oliver told me, Mom, did you bring me breakfast? I want to eat now.

If I eat more, I can heal my wound faster."

"I brought it, I’ll feed you now."

After feeding Miya, Faye left to see Oliver Turner off.

She had some work matters to discuss with Oliver, so before leaving the room, Faye specifically told Miya she would be back in five minutes and not to be afraid.

With the two of them downstairs, Miya obediently lay in bed.

Soon, the door to the room opened slowly.

Miya turned her head and saw a tall and handsome man.

The visitor was none other than Hunter Warren, who had been silently observing the situation.

He looked at the child in front of him, and his expression seemed a bit uneasy.

"Uncle, who are you looking for?" Miya tilted her head, staring at him with wide eyes.

Hunter Warren slowly approached the bedside, trying to force a smile: "Little girl, what’s your name?"

"Uncle, my mom says not to talk to strangers." Miya pouted, "I don’t know you, so I can’t tell you."

"I’m not a stranger. I know your mom, isn’t her name Faye Townsend? I also know Kay Forrest and Darnley. See, I’m not a stranger, right."

Miya’s pupils widened with surprise: "Really."

"Now can you tell me your name?"

Miya thought for a moment and said: "My name is Faye Yu, but my nickname is Miya."

This child also has the surname Townsend? What is her relation to Faye Townsend?

"What’s your relationship with Faye Townsend?"

Hunter didn’t want his mind to wander. The world of children is simple, and he’d rather ask her directly than seek answers from Faye Townsend.

Miya’s smile was full of joy: "She’s my mom."

Mom? Hunter Warren swallowed, trying to steady himself.

How could Faye Townsend have a daughter?

What had she experienced over these six years?

And what’s the story with this child?

"How old are you?"

"Five."

They continued their questions and answers.

Hunter Warren gritted his teeth; five years old—Darnley was five, and so was Miya.

Five years ago, did Faye give birth to... twins?

Faye Townsend, how many things have you hidden from me?

"Why are you in the hospital? Are you sick?"

Miya nodded: "Yeah, I was sick and had surgery."

"What kind of illness?" What could a child so young have?

"I have congenital heart disease."

Hunter Warren clenched his fists, struggling to process everything he was hearing.

He looked at the little girl on the bed: her facial contours resembled Faye’s a lot.

Yet, her bright eyes reminded him of himself.

Hunter’s hand gently touched her cheek.

What had Faye gone through?

"When did your mom find out about your illness?"

Miya pouted: "Uncle, you ask so many questions."

Hunter really wanted to smile at the child, but he couldn’t bring himself to.

His heart ached, for this child, and for Faye.

Suddenly, he felt like a fool. It had been six years... if only he hadn’t listened to Old Forrest and had looked for Faye sooner.

Would he have been able to share some of her burden?

No wonder she hated him so much, no wonder... she said he was never there when she needed him.

He really regretted it.

"Uncle, what’s wrong with you? Why did you suddenly stop talking?"

Hunter Warren squatted beside the bed: "When did you have your surgery?"

"The day before yesterday."

"Did it hurt?"

Miya thought for a while and shook her head: "Uncle Barrett gave me anesthesia, so it didn’t hurt during surgery, but it hurt a little afterward."

Hunter Warren looked at the child’s chest area.

"Miya, you’re such a good child."

"Uncle Barrett said the same thing.

He said because I was very good, I don’t have to undergo a fourth surgery after this one.

Uncle, do you think I’m lucky?

Some kids need four surgeries."

Hunter Warren’s brows knitted tightly together: "Are you telling me... you’ve already had two surgeries before?"

Miya nodded, smiling innocently, as if she wasn’t afraid at all.

But Hunter Warren found himself inexplicably upset.

What would he do if the child and Darnley were both his?

When Faye needed him, when these two kids needed him, he existed like an invisible man in someone else’s world.

He had never fulfilled the responsibilities he owed Faye and the children.

He used to wonder why Faye hated him so much; now he understood.

The door to the ward was pushed open again, and Barrett came in with two nurses.

Seeing an unfamiliar Eldorian, Barrett spoke in English: "Hello, are you here to visit Miya?"

Hunter Warren nodded.

"I don’t recall seeing you before."

Hunter Warren exhaled: "Yes, I just came to hear that the child had surgery, so I came to visit."

"I see, well, we need to conduct an examination on Miya now, so you might have to step out for a moment."

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