Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1781

Before long, Nathaniel received Gabrielle's call on his phone, her voice urgent.

"Nate, don't you want to check on Mae? She's in orthopedics. Did she get hurt?"

Gabrielle knew that the Nicholls family driver was with Mavis, and she could just ask him if she wanted to know what happened.

However, the couple had been fighting lately, and she wanted to give them an opportunity to reconcile.

"I got it," Nathaniel replied coldly and immediately hung up.

Looking at the information on his phone, he sneered.

Of course, she chose a hospital that had every Nicholls family member's record.

She obviously wanted them to know she went to the hospital.

"Tommy," he called out through the intercom.

Tommy walked in instantly.

"Mr. Nicholls, what can I do for you?"

"Find out what her injury is."

Tommy was confused and blurted out, "Huh?"

Nathaniel glared at him impatiently.

"Is there a problem?"

"No problem. I'll get right on it," Tommy replied, straightening up.

Nathaniel was in a foul mood the entire day.

During meetings, he criticized every project manager and rejected all the proposals.

Apart from necessary external business meetings, Nathaniel spent the entire day in the office.

"Ouch!"

"Is it a sharp pain or is it continuous? Do you feel like your bones are fractured?"

Feeling the pain in her body, Mavis replied, "Yes, I feel all of that."

"Let's get you scanned. It could be a spinal fracture. This area is tricky, so we'll need images to be sure," the doctor said as she wrote a note.

Mavis followed the instructions and went for the CT scan.

Half an hour later, the CT results were ready.

The doctor's frown deepened, and Mavis's anxiety grew.

"Doctor, is it… bad?"

The doctor pointed at several spots on the image with a pen and explained, "You have minor fractures here and here. Fortunately, they should heal on their own. The spine is one of the most important parts of your body, so you need to take this seriously. I'll prescribe some oral and topical medications. Make sure to rest and avoid inflammatory foods. Also, don't engage in any strenuous activities to ensure the bones heal properly."