Good bye You Never Love Me

Chapter 793 Must Have Loved Her Very Much

Chapter 793 Must Have Loved Her Very Much

Mr. Berger glanced at Jane's expression and knew exactly what she meant.

He nodded gently and replied in a rare gentle tone, "Yes, in half a month, Vivian will have a new heart and be able to live like any other child."

The woman standing in front of Mr. Berger heard this and her eyes lit up.

"Really?"

"Yes." Mr. Berger responded indifferently before turning to leave the room.

Just as he took two steps out, Jane's grateful voice sounded behind him -

"Mr. Berger, thank you for saving Vivian."

"I didn't do it just to hear you say that."

After saying this, Mr. Berger left the room without looking back.

The next second, Vivian's confused voice came from inside the room, "Mommy, why do I need a new heart?"

Jane regained her senses and reached out to gently touch Vivian's head while explaining softly, "It's because your heart is sick, so it needs to be replaced with a new one."

Vivian furrowed her brows and hesitated for a moment before asking doubtfully, "But if other children give their hearts to me, won't they get sick too?"

Jane was stunned on the spot, not knowing how to answer for a moment. This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - ©.

After waiting for half an hour without hearing an answer from his mother, Vivian looked at her with confusion.

"Mommy?"

Just as Jane didn't know how to respond, Louis opened his lips slightly.

"It's because those children are going into another world without pain or sickness, so they gave their hope of life away."

Vivian blinked confusedly but did not understand what Louis meant by that.

Jane regained her composure, then gently touched Vivian's head while saying, "Vivian, when you grow up, you'll understand."

"Okay." Vivian answered innocently then quickly shifted attention back onto her doll again.

...

That night before bed time, Vivian suddenly poked her head out from under her blanket, staring expectantly towards Louis who was lying on the opposite hospital bed.

Louis noticed Vivian's gaze, then frowned slightly and asked doubtfully, "What is it?"

"Daddy, can I sleep with you tonight?"

Louis clearly hesitated for a moment.

Just as Jane was about to speak up on behalf of Louis' refusal, he spoke instead, "You can."

Louis didn't know why he agreed, he just couldn't bear to refuse Vivian's when he met her gaze.

The two words that had just escaped his lips left Jane stunned, and she looked at the man lying on the hospital bed with a look of disbelief in her dark eyes. She never expected Louis to agree.

Vivian heard and raised her hand excitedly, "Yay! I can sleep with Daddy now."

After speaking, she turned to her mommy sitting by the bedside and said with a smile, "Mommy, tonight I won't sleep with you. But don't worry, I will be sleeping next to Daddy."

Before Jane could say anything, Vivian had already run over, climbed onto Louis' bed and lay down beside him.

Louis stiffened as he watched Vivian slowly move towards him without saying a word. In the next second, he suddenly remembered that this child was probably his own child with Jane. His expression softened unconsciously.

Vivian snuggled in Daddy's arms and smiled at Mommy lying on the opposite hospital bed: "Mommy, Daddy's embrace is so warm."

"Mm-hmm," Jane responded softly as she watched Vivian's smiling face soften her heart.

The old Vivian used to be too sensible, but now she looked like a real child should look like.

At this moment, Jane suddenly felt that it wasn't such a bad thing for Vivian to have amnesia.

After settling into Louis' arms contentedly for some time, she looked up expectantly. "Daddy, can you tell me a story?"

Jane was stunned again upon hearing this request; clutching tightly onto her blanket while nervously watching Louis who didn't seem like an easy person to talk too.

He had made an exception today by being so nice to Vivian.

But telling stories... wasn't that asking too much of him?

Just as Jane was about to speak up for Louis' refusal of telling stories for Vivian's sake; however, the man's deep voice sounded again, "I will tell you one but only if you close your eyes while listening," said Louis gravely.

"No problem!" replied Vivian happily before obediently closing her eyes.

As soon as Vivian closed those innocent eyes, Louis lifted his gaze towards Jane who lay across from them on another hospital bed.

"It's cold outside, make sure to cover yourself with the blanket," said Louis.

Jane blushed suspiciously at his words and muttered, "Mmm."

The next moment, Louis began telling the story of Little Red Riding Hood in a slow and steady voice.

"Once upon a time, there was a little girl who lived in a small house. She had a beautiful red hood that everyone called her Little Red Riding Hood..."

After finishing the story of Little Red Riding Hood, Louis noticed that the little girl in his arms had already fallen asleep with long breaths.

He looked up and saw Jane staring at him deeply. Her heart raced as she closed her eyes as if trying to hide from him.

She never expected that Louis would tell her such an innocent story like Little Red Riding Hood. She thought he wouldn't be interested in storytelling like this.

Louis saw Jane's long eyelashes tremble slightly and couldn't help but smile lightly at her reaction.

"Jane, it's getting late now. You should go to sleep. Goodnight."

"Goodnight," murmured Jane softly as she felt her face burning even more intensely than before.

She thought about how simple yet peaceful their life was together and realized that it wasn't so bad after all. This man not only accepted her child but also never gave up on loving her despite everything they've been through together.