Chapter 324 Donst Say ‘Thank You’ To Me (1/2)

As the medical reports would take a few days, Rachel decided to take Fannie to Tulip Palace with her.

Fannie had been reluctant to come to Tulip Palace. However, the thought of spending extra time with Jonny and Joyce changed her mind. She no longer insisted on leaving. Instead, she stayed and played with them excitedly.

After returning, Rachel went to her bedroom and called Hiram.

”Honey, I saw Lydia accompany your dad to the hospital today. Because my mom was there as well, I didn't talk to him. I think you should call your dad to ask what's wrong with him,” she said. Gavin and Fannie had a problematic relationship. Rachel hadn't asked about Gavin's physical condition at the hospital as Fannie was with her.

But since Gavin was Hiram's father, it was their responsibility to care for his health.

”Got it. I'll ask dad's attending physician about it later today,” Hiram said. After a short pulse, he asked,”Did you bring your mom to Tulip Palace?”

”Yes. I accompanied mom to the hospital for her physical examination today. Unfortunately, the results will take a few days. So I asked her to stay with us. That way if she feels unwell, I can take her to the hospital for further examination,” Rachel explained as she sat on the bed. She remembered that she had bought a necklace for Fannie. Rachel decided to search for it in the cabinet while she spoke with Hiram.

She got up from the bed and ambled toward the cabinet as she waited for Hiram to reply. Then she opened the cabinet and rummaged through it.

”I've called Hardy and asked him to separate the blood samples and to test for as many indexes as he possibly can. He will inform us when the results are ready,” Hiram spoke in a low voice. After a short moment, he continued,”I've made an appointment with a massage therapist for mom. This therapist has experience with elderly people who suffer from backaches.”

”Great! Thank you, honey!” Rachel said with the necklace box in her hand. His thoughtfulness moved her.

People of Fannie's age were prone to backaches and other physical ailments. It was mindful of Hiram to consider all these factors and arrange for help.

Hiram smiled and said,”Don't say 'Thank you' to me. You're my wife and the only daughter of y

”You're my wife in name only, on paper only. My heart and love will never be yours.”