My Husband Warm The Bed (Karen Daly) novel Chapter 1650

At exactly half an hour later, Levi returned to the hospital.

Pushing open the door of the ward, he first saw Julien sitting on the sofa in the room. He had his legs crossed elegantly and was poring over a document in his hand, looking very serious.

Levi strode up to him in a few steps and flopped down next to him. "Julien, I got here on time. Do I get a reward?"

Julien slowly set down the document in his hands and looked up, his gaze trailing Levi up and down. Then he said indifferently, "You are willing to give your life up for a woman. Young Master Brown, I never knew you to be such a sucker for love."

With a hint of dissatisfaction, Levi said, "Did you think you were the only man who could love a woman wholeheartedly?"

Julien couldn't be bothered to argue with him, so he said, "Ask the doctor to come over and check on you."

Levi patted his chest, as if he couldn't wait to take off his clothes and show Julien. "I know you care about me, but I'm really fine. There is no need for such extra length."

Julien snorted coldly and said, "If Aunt Mia hadn't asked me to watch you, do you think I would have the time to care so much about you?"

Levi knew Julien was just acting tough, but he did not tear apart his pretense. Otherwise, this cold man would be pestering him again. "Alright, alright. You only care because my mother asked you to. I'll go get the doctor now, and you can see for yourself if I'm okay."

Julien added coldly, "You can only protect your woman if you first take care of your own health. Don't foolishly try to act tough, or you will be the one who suffers."

Levi was about to say something, but out of the corner of his eye, a small figure appeared at the door. He immediately got up, picked up the little fellow and kissed him. "Lawrie, I missed you so much."

Lawrie wiped the kiss mark off his face disgustedly and said, "But I don't miss you."

"Lawrie, if you don't miss me, then who do you miss? Don't tell me you have a girlfriend already at your age?" asked Levi, pretending to look sad.

Vanessa came over. "Lawrie isn't a playboy like you, Young Master Brown."

Levi held Lawrie with one hand as he reached out to hold Vanessa with the other hand. But before he could touch Vanessa, he stopped when he heard a warning cough from behind. He quickly handed Lawrie back to Vanessa. "I'd better return your baby to you before someone tries to kill me."

Vanessa smiled and said, "Lawrie must be missing Larry, right?"

Lawrie nodded.

Silvia was getting close to her due date, so Karen Joy and her family had travelled to Madison City yesterday. Since Lawrie was Larry's best friend, he had been upset, not being able to see Larry all day.

Levi knew this as well, but he still felt hurt. "Even Larry has someone who misses him, but no one cares about me. My heart is in pain."

Julien said, "Just do your check-up properly. Stop spouting nonsense."

Levi was flabbergasted.

He missed Monique so much. If she was here, he wouldn't have to sit through being humiliated by this family of three.

The doctor carried out a full body examination for Levi. After confirming that Levi was fine, Julien let him go home. On the way back, Levi was still feeling his heartache from being bullied by the three of them earlier.

"Mom, in your heart, is that the kind of person I am to you?"

"Yeah." Mia nodded her head as she stared at Levi for a while, then continued, "You don't do anything without expecting something back, you must want our help with something."

He just wanted to be a good son but Mia wasn't buying it. Saddened, Levi said, "I was so seriously injured, but the two of you left me and went to Beaford City. I had to suffer all by myself. I wanted to see you both earlier, so I came to the airport to pick you guys up. Is that so wrong of me?"

Mia felt guilty listening to him. She hadn't wanted to leave her son behind, but at the same time, she was worried something would happen to Neil, that was why she followed him to Beaford City. "I knew you would be fine, so I left with your father. Don't take it to heart."

"I know I have no place in your heart, so you don't need to explain anymore." Levi glanced at the silent Neil from the rearview mirror. "Colonel Brown, how did it go?"

"We finished everything we needed to get done," Neil said.

"I'm not only a victim here, I'm also your son. Can't you just give me a more detailed update?"

Neil decisively replied, "No!"

The impact of the riot was huge. The rioters had been instigated by some underground forces. Although the rioters from that day had been arrested, the power they had behind them was more formidable than they had expected.

Neil had traveled to Beaford City to discuss this matter with a few other generals. He planned to use their military power to give those foolish men a warning. That way, at least they wouldn't dare to make another move anytime soon.

Levi understood, so he didn't ask anymore questions and instead changed the topic. "I have some good news for you two. Your son is in love."