Chapter 770 Return Of Ex-wife

• “Miss Haynes, Devin has been crying. I can’t coax him no matter what!” The nanny and nurse had already tried coaxing him for a while. However, they could not coax him no matter what they did, so they could only bring Devin to Joanna. The little boy wailed, crying until he was out of breath. Joanna hurriedly went forward to check. “Is he hungry?” The nurse looked worried and said carefully, “I just fed him. He shouldn’t be hungry.” “Is it time to change his diaper then?” Joanna asked. “I’ve checked everything. I just changed his diapers as well.” “Darling, let Mommy carry you.” Joanna took Devin and hugged him to comfort him.
• Unfortunately, Devin cried even harder. Devin kicked his legs and cried heartbreaking tears until his face turned blue. Ever since Devin was born, he had been very obedient and rarely cried like this. Joanna panicked and hurriedly instructed the servants, “Quickly call Dr. Dotson to come and take a look!” “Oh, okay.” The servant quickly called the family doctor. Ten minutes later, Dr. Dotson rushed over. Dr. Dotson checked on Devin and did not find anything wrong. The child just kept crying for some reason. Seeing this, Joanna’s heart ached so much that she cried as well. “Darling, are you feeling unwell?” “Miss Haynes, Devin might have colic. “I’ll prescribe him some medicine to soothe his stomach, and we’ll do some exercises to help relieve his gas.” As Dr. Dotson spoke, he flipped Devin over and carried Devin facedown. Nannies knew all this basic knowledge when it came to infants.
• They had already tried carrying Devin in this manner earlier, and it hadn’t worked. Devin had probably tired himself out from crying and slowly stopped wailing. Although Devin had quietened down, Joanna still felt a little uneasy. Joanna had had a feeling that something would happen, and it seemed that it was now happening to Devin. Thus, although Joanna was still anxious, she did not think about anything else. Meanwhile, Bruce had been in a deadlock with the criminals for nearly an hour. Bruce had been shot in the left shoulder, and although he had bandaged it, blood still oozed uncontrollably out of his wound. If this continued, it would be very disadvantageous to Bruce. “This won’t do. I can’t continue wasting time like this. I have to think of a way to break through…” Bruce endured the pain and took a deep breath, quietly touching a small stone on the ground. Then, Bruce threw the stone high into the air.