A Sweet Night: The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently novel Chapter 269

Kylee suddenly fainted. Bryson, Audrey, and Simon were all frightened and quickly sent her to the nearby hospital.

About an hour later, Kylee was pushed into the sickroom.

In the ward, Bryson, Audrey, and Simon all looked very somber.

The doctor came in with the test results.

Seeing Bryson, the doctor respectfully greeted, "Mr. Bryson."

"How is my grandmother?" Bryson asked worriedly.

"Mr. Bryson, from the results of the blood test and the other tests, Madam Cordova's has recovered quite well."

Bryson frowned, "Since she has recovered well, why did she suddenly faint?"

"Although Madam Cordova has recovered quite well, she has not fully recovered yet. She fainted because of some mental stimulation."

"Stimulation?" Audrey was puzzled. "But, Grandma has been in a good mood for the whole day. How can she be stimulated?"

The doctor replied, "Anyway, Madam Cordova is fine now. Have a good rest and she can leave the hospital tomorrow."

Audrey said gratefully, "Thank you, doctor."

The doctor left, leaving only Bryson, Audrey, and Simon in the ward.

Simon scratched his hair, "How could great-grandmother suddenly be stimulated? Could it be that she was overjoyed?"

Audrey rolled her eyes at him.

Bryson took a deep look at his unconscious grandma on the bed. Even though she was unconscious, her brows were still furrowed, indicating that she must have been very sad before she fainted.

"When Grandma wakes up, we will know!"

As soon as Bryson finished speaking, Kylee, who was lying on the bed, slowly opened her eyes and looked around.

Audrey quickly walked forward and grabbed Kylee's hand. "Grandma, you are awake."

Kylee saw Audrey beside her. She held Audrey's hand excitedly.

"Elliana, is that you?"

Audrey nodded vigorously.

"Grandma, it's me. I've always been here."

Kylee heaved a sigh of relief.

"Great, I had a dream just now."

"What dream did you have?"

"It is you who suddenly left me. No matter how I call you, you are unwilling to turn back."

Audrey's heart softened as well as her voice. She gently comforted Kylee, "Grandma, am I not here? I am not going anywhere. I am here to accompany you."

Kylee held Audrey's hand tightly, unwilling to let her go.

"It's all Amanda's fault," Kylee complained.

"What's wrong?"

Kylee held Audrey's hand and pursed her lips. "I met Amanda today. I told her that my granddaughter bought me a set of clothes. In the end, guess what she said?"