The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 388

Summer sat quietly at the bedside, waiting for Dean to come out of his coma.

She sat there for over five hours, but Dean was still sleeping. There was no telling when he would wake u P-

It was at this moment that the attending doctor was doing his ward round. Summer asked with concern." Doctor, why hasn't the patient woken up yet?"

"The cerebral hemorrhage has not pressed against the nerves of the brain. So don’t worry, the patient will probably wake up in a day or two." The attending doctor said to Summer and asked the nurse behind him to take notes while observing the patient's condition.

She felt a great sense of relief upon hearing what the doctor said.

Her cell phone vibrated. She went out of the ward before picking it up. "Hello?"

"Has he regained consciousness?" Mark's deep voice came through the phone.

"Not yet."

"Then come back first. Charlotte is awake," he said in a gentle voice.

Summer briefly talked to the two nurses who took care of Dean in the room before she left.

As soon as she stepped back into the ward, she heard Charlotte say, "Mark, is Mommy back yet?"

She walked to the bedside, looked at Charlotte, and asked softly, "Where does it hurt?"

Charlotte's face still looked pale, and she shook her head. "It doesn’t hurt anymore, Mommy."

"Are you sure it doesn't hurt?"

"I will stay,” he said in a deep voice after a while.

Summer said nothing, but just quietly sat at the bedside. Whether he left or stayed, she had no right to dictate his actions.

Silence fell in the ward. Even the darkness outside the window seemed to have turned darker.

A long time had passed before Summer finally fell asleep at the bedside.

Mark put down the file in his hand and came to the bedside. Summer was holding Charlotte's hand in hers.

He squinted as something struck his heartstrings. His expression was extremely gentle as he stared at them i n silence.

It was not after a few moments later that Mark bent down to carry Summer with both hands, his action so gentle as he was afraid of waking her up.