Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 2078

In the ward, Callum slept restlessly, tears continuing to slide down the corners of his tightly shut eyes.

He anxiously tried to grasp at something in his sleep.

"Daddy… don't… Daddy, don't leave… I'll be good…"

Even in his incoherent mumbling, he sounded aggrieved.

However, Mildred and Gabrielle had just entered the room and did not quite make out Callum's faint dream talk.

…

Sheena had been away on a business trip abroad.

When she returned after a few days, she was shocked to hear that there had been trouble at home.

Both Asher and Callum had been kidnapped and extorted, and then hospitalized.

By the time she reached the hospital, Asher was diligently writing a reflection on his actions.

Sheena felt a mix of anger and sympathy.

On the way, Elliot had already told her the details, including Asher's involvement and the extent of his scheming.

She gave his cheek a firm pinch.

"Your behavior this time is simply unacceptable. You know how fragile your health is, and you still got yourself involved in such trouble, and…"

Asher interrupted quietly, "Dad has already scolded me and given me a punishment. Are you going to scold me again?"

Sheena was momentarily at a loss for words.

It was clear Asher was annoyed by her scolding and did not want to hear more.

Asher was her son, and Sheena understood him well.

He had always been very determined, and his maturity far surpassed that of other children his age.

The atmosphere in Callum's room was somber when Sheena entered.

Gabrielle said in a low voice, "The fall has significantly affected Callum. He's so traumatized that he's even talking in his sleep, calling for his dad and mom. It's breaking my heart to hear it."

Sheena felt her own heart tighten with empathy.

As a parent herself, she understood the deep concern the Nicholls family must be feeling.

As she opened her mouth to speak, her phone rang, disrupting the quiet room.

Afraid of waking Callum and causing another outburst, Sheena gave an apologetic look and stepped out of the room.

Walking to the end of the corridor, she finally took out her phone and checked the caller ID.

It was a very familiar number, but it was not saved under any name.

Answering the call, she looked around carefully before whispering, "Mae, why are you calling at this hour? Is there a problem with the trade contract?"