When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence
Chapter 2750

Chapter 2750

Layla thought of something and looked at Hazel: "Little sister, go back to Aryadelle! You have wasted a lot of time by coming to see me."

Hazel immediately said: "Sister, I can make up lessons and come back. I want to be with you."

Layla said, looking at Robert, "Robert, you take Hazel back to Aryadelle. Both of you go back to school."

Robert: "Let's stay with you for a few more days!"

Layla: "I'm fine. Besides, it's enough to have my parents and brothers with me."

Robert: "Okay! Then we have to go to Bridgedale first. I want to see Uncle Eric.”

After Robert said this, Layla didn't say anything more.

The family boarded a private jet and flew to Bridgedale.

After more than ten hours of flight, they arrived in Bridgedale smoothly.

Back at home in Bridgedale, Avery took Layla and looked her up and down.

"Mom, I'm really fine. I just woke up feeling weak. After three days of infusion, I'm much better now." Layla said, "Mom, how is Eric?"

Avery knew that her daughter was going to ask this question, so she thought about how to answer it in advance.

"He needs a heart and lung transplant." Avery said, "Now we are looking for a suitable donor."

Layla's eyes darkened: "He's so sick..."

"It's not as serious as you think. As long as we replace a suitable donor, we can have an operation. If the prognosis of the operation is good, it will not affect his future life."

"It's not so easy to replace a donor, is it? Does it need to be matched? Otherwise, give him my organs..."

"Layla, you need a match." Avery held her daughter's hand in both hands, "We will do our best to keep Eric alive. We will also do our best to restore him to health. When you were young, you often said that your mom was the greatest doctor, can you trust your mom again?"

"But mom, you can't help him with surgery...it's not what you're good at." Layla's eyes were red.

Avery: "Your mom is not the only excellent doctor in the world. Although your mom is not a general practitioner, she has confidence, and you should also have confidence."

Layla nodded: "Mom, I believe in you, and I believe in him."

"Well, let's eat first! I asked the nanny to cook the dishes you like." Avery led her daughter to the dining room, and at the same time greeted the others to take their seats, "Everyone has worked hard these days. After dinner, take a good rest first."

The nanny brings the prepared meals to the table.

"Mom, sister told me to go back with my little sister." Robert said.

"I've already been discharged from the hospital, so I don't need you to waste any more time with me." Layla answered, "Robert, if you want to continue playing, I have no problem, but my little girl has to go back to school."

Layla said this because she knew that Hazel attached great importance to study.

"I want to spend more time with you!" Robert didn't dare to play too serious a joke on his sister, after all, her sister had just been discharged from the hospital and hadn't fully returned to normal.

"I know, but I won't have any more accidents. We still have a lot of time to see each other in the future." Layla was also more patient than before, "Go back to school first."

Avery: "Since your sister said so, you two should go back to school!"

"Okay! Mom, can we go to the hospital to see Uncle Eric?" Robert asked.

Avery shook her head: "He's in the ICU now, so you can't visit there."

When Avery finished speaking, the atmosphere at the dinner table suddenly became a little heavy.

"I've been in the ICU too, so don't be nervous. With the current medical technology, even if young people are admitted to the ICU, most of them will be able to come out smoothly. Unless they are seventy and eighty, and the organs of the whole body are failing, then they are helpless." Mike said.

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