Chapter 357 Return Of Ex-wife

• After a few minutes of contemplation, Bruce spoke solemnly, “We can’t stay in Greene Town any longer Let’s go back to Greyport as soon as possible.” “Joanna, come back with me. I’m worried about you staying here alone.” “Alright.” Joanna hesitated for a few seconds but ultimately agreed. “Andy, take care of the discharge procedures and arrange for a motorhome to transfer us to the hospital in Greyport.” “Yes, Mr. Everett, Andy replied and immediately went out to handle the matter. Bruce had already recovered significantly after staying in the hospital for three days. However, he still felt slightly weak and was advised not to engage in stremtous activities.
• Soon enough, the discharge procedures were completed, and Antly arranged the vehicle to transport them. Accompanied by a specialized medical caregiver to ensure that any issues would be taken care of during the journey, Bruce entered the car. Joanna also got into the car and returned to Greyport together with Bruce. She had already spent around ten days in Greene Town. If she didn’t return soon, she had no idea what might be happening there.. The car smoothly drove towards Greyport. A security vehicle followed closely behind. In Greyport. Two hours later, the group arrived in Greyport. “Mr. Everett, shall I send you to Greyport Hospital first?” Bruce furrowed his brow. “It’s fine. Let’s go straight to Sherane Bay Villa.”
• He felt he had recovered sufficiently and didn’t need to be hospitalized. Moreover, he had a family doctor and caregivers at home. It was much more convenient than being in the hospital. “Understood, Mr. Everett.” “Um, please stop the car at the next intersection. I want to get off.” “Joanna, it would be safer for you to stay at my place at times like this.” “No! I’d rather go back home.” “How are you going to take care of me?” “This isn’t Greene Town. You’re almost fully recovered now, and you have so many servants to take care of you. You don’t need me to look after you.” Bruce still refused to let her go. “Joanna, I’m worried about you!”