The Billionaire’s Maid Bride ( Flanagan & Allison Zimmer ) novel Chapter 371

Chapter 371 

Grace was wheeled out of the emergency room. The doctor pulled off his mask, and asked Allison Zimmer, “Are you family?” 

Allison hurried over. “I’m her daughter” 

The doctor told her, “Your mom’s out of the woods now. She’s had kidney issues before, and she passed out because of not taking her meds on time. As her daughter, remind her to take them.” 

Allison gratefully said, “Thank you, doc. Thanks a lot. How’s my mom doing now?” 

The doctor answered, “She’s pretty much okay now, but she’s gotta be careful in the future!” 

Allison replied, “Got it, will do!” 

Allison went to the room and saw Grace still unconscious, hooked up to all sorts of tubes, getting an IV. 

She sat by Grace’s bed, leaned close to her, felt her breathing, and her heart finally settled. She carefully remembered the doctor’s words. Grace didn’t take her anti-rejection meds on time. How could that be? She took her meds on time every morning and even carried them around just in case she forgot. 

This morning, Grace seemed fine when she left. 

Every day, Allison would remind her. Ever since Grace suffered imprisonment and medication deprivation by Leah at Mercy Grove Hospital, she’d been more diligent about taking her meds. 

This didn’t add up… 

It seemed that she would only know the full story once her mom woke up. 

Grace woke up in the evening. Allison was reading by her bed, she heard her voice, and immediately dropped her book to attend to her. 

“Mom, you’re awake. What on earth happened today? You scared the life out of me.” 

Grace was stiff all over, but she managed to say, “Allie, where are we?” 

“We’re at the hospital! Mom, you passed out by the roadside, and a good Samaritan called the police. The doctor said you forgot to take your anti-rejection meds. What happened, Mom? How could you forget your meds?” 

Allison noticed Grace was avoiding her gaze. Grace gave a bitter smile. I just forgot. I’ll remember next time.” 

“Mom, something’s not right. I know you didn’t forget. Tell me what really happened?’ Allison said seriously. 

*I really did forget, kiddo, would I lie to you?” Grace held Allison’s hand. “Don’t worry, I’ll be more cautious next time.” 

In response to Grace’s reply, Allison became skeptical. But clearly, Grace didn’t want to elaborate, and seemed like she was hiding something. 

Allison helplessly watched her. Grace had just gotten out of surgery, feeling weak, so Allison couldn’t push her for answers. She had to let Grace recover first. “Mom, you should rest. The doctor said you need to stay in the hospital for a few days.” 

“Do I really need to stay in the hospital again? Haven’t I recovered? I don’t wanna stay in the hospital, can you discharge me? The hospital bills are too high.” 

“Mom, staying in the hospital is necessary! Under these circumstances, I can’t just listen to you. You rest here, and I’ll go home and bring you some clothes.” 

“Okay”