Falling for My Contractual Wife (Grace and Brian) novel Chapter 779

Grace glanced at the consultation room behind her. "I know what you're worried about. I didn't have a good impression of her because of her face in the past, but this time, she helped resolve my company's problem."

Justin pondered and said, "Let's hope all this is just a coincidence."

Grace said, "No matter what, she has helped me till now. Don't worry, I've thought about the problems you're worried about. I'll be careful."

Justin nodded. "That's good. By the way, how is Austin's illness?"

"She still doesn't talk much, but she's improved a lot than before. She'll want to exercise and smile occasionally, but it should be long before she can completely return to normal."

"Are you sure you don't want to let her see a psychiatrist?"

Grace thought of what happened last time and couldn't help but complain, "Last time, Nelson hired Mr. Matthew Zander. Brian was too protective of Austin. When he saw Matthew holding Austin's hand, he rushed forward and punched him, scaring him away."

Justin couldn't help but laugh when he heard her ridicule. "He's something. Mr. Zander is very famous in the industry. Brian is probably the first patient's family member to hit Mr. Zander."

Grace shook her head. "If it were a female doctor, he wouldn't react so strongly."

Justin paused. "If you want to find a female doctor, I can look for Angie."

"Ms. Flores?"

Previously, Grace had depression. She had also seen Angie.

Grace thought about it and said, "Forget it. Let Brian try it first. If she doesn't get better later, we'll find a doctor."

Grace still felt she owed Justin too much and didn't want to trouble him anymore.

Justin's eyes darkened slightly as he nodded.

Alicia went to pay the fee and went for the bandage. Grace chatted with Justin and mentioned Justin's relationships. "Justin, you've been alone for so many years. What's your plan? Are you going to stay single for the rest of your life?"

Justin couldn't help but laugh. "There's nothing bad about it."

"Doesn't your father worry?"