My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon (Audrey) novel Chapter 111

At the same time.

At the Hayes residence in Willowdale.

In the room decorated in black and white, Alistair sat on the side of the bed, his deep eyes staring straight at the person on the bed.

After a moment, he sighed imperceptibly and raised his hand to tuck in the corner of the blanket. Then, he gently stroked away the sweat on the boy's pale face.

Behind him, a hot woman in a business suit was watching him silently.

After witnessing his tenderness, a determined glint flashed across the woman's eyes.

After some silence, she took the initiative to say, "Mr. Hayes, it's already very late. Why don't you go back and rest first? Sunny's condition has stabilized a lot. Nothing will happen tonight."

Hearing this, Alistair frowned fiercely. He turned around and glanced at the woman coldly. "You told me during the day that Sunny's psychological problem is serious and you suggest that he be sent to a special school for treatment."

He clearly did not say anything else, but when his gaze turned cold, it gave off a sharp sense of oppression that made people not dare to look at him directly.

Yvette Marvin hurriedly lowered her eyes. After a moment of panic, she quickly regained her composure and said seriously, "I advised you to send him to school for Sunny's long-term consideration. I've already injected him with a tranquilizer tonight. He'll be fine. You've just traveled a long distance and coaxed the child for so long. I'm afraid you'll be tired—"

Alistair coldly interrupted her nagging concern and said expressionlessly, "Ms. Marvin, you can go back now."

Yvette's heart skipped a beat. She gritted her teeth and braced herself to recommend herself. "Mr. Hayes, I'm Sunny's psychiatrist. His condition has been recurring very frequently recently. Only by staying in the Hayes family's residence can I observe Sunny's condition and prevent it from happening."

Alistair lowered his eyes and pondered.

Seeing that Alistair didn't say no immediately, Yvette felt there was a chance.

She immediately said, "Mr. Hayes, you rejected the suggestion to send Sunny to a special school during the day because you didn't want the child to go to a strange place alone and didn't trust the teachers in the school, right?

"Since you're worried about sending the child to a special school, why don't you let me stay here and hand Sunny to me?

"We've worked together for so many years. You know my medical skills. Moreover, I'm wholeheartedly hoping that Sunny will get better. As long as I can move in, I promise I'll cure Sunny quickly."