It took Lynx a few moments to come back to her senses and call out for Mr. Navarro.
Cedron ignored it and walked straight to the door of the hospital room, staring at Anna inside through the already somewhat frosted glass, his voice hoarse, “How is she?”
“It’s been better, but she’s not very emotionally stable right now, so please, Mr. Navarro, don’t go in there and irritate her yet.”
Honestly, Lynx’s heart was in a sweat when she said this.
After all, the Cedron he knew was so untouchable and wasn’t generally bad to Anna.
Saying these words, would Cedron really listen?
But what he didn’t expect was that Cedron actually did agree.
He let out a hmmm, his gaze still falling on Anna, “I know, I won’t go in to see her for a while, it’s just, how long will it take?”
I don’t know if it was Lynx’s illusion, but he actually heard a bit of sadness in Cedron’s voice.
An illusion, it must be an illusion!
Lynx thought, and began to think about how much time would be appropriate to buy Anna, “At least a month, or if not, half a month.”
Half a month would be enough time for Anna to recuperate and leave with him.
Cedron directly wrinkled his eyebrows, “No, half a month is too long, at most six more days of rest.”
Six days?
That wasn’t even enough time to do anything!
Lynx wanted to say something else, but Cedron was the first to speak, “In six days, it’s the day of that child’s burial, and Anna, as the birth mother, should be present.”
Oh yeah, Cedron now thinks the kid is dead!
Lynx thought, a little disbelieving, “Mr. Navarro, you’re still planning a funeral for this child?”
“Since it’s my daughter, of course I’m going to prepare it.” Cedron replied, “I can’t give her anything else anymore, this decency, it must be met.”
Okay!
Lynx stated that she knew.
After explaining things, Cedron stood outside the door for a long time looking at Anna again before turning to leave.
Lynx, on the other hand, entered the ICU.
It just so happened that Anna woke up at this time.
“Anna, don’t move, it’s not safe for the baby in your belly right now, you need to stay still.” Lynx saw her trying to sit up with her arms propped up and rushed forward to stop her.
The moment she got close, Anna’s movements lurched.
“Cedron was here?”
This time it was Lynx’s turn to stiffen his movements.
He reluctantly squeezed out a smile and pretended as if nothing had happened, “Why are you suddenly asking that?”
Could it be that the way Cedron hovered outside the door just now had been seen by Anna?
Anna, however, just pointed to his clothes, “You have a faint scent of pine and cypress, which is Cedron’s usual smell.”
So it was!
Lynx breathed a sigh of relief and smiled again, “That, ah, didn’t I go to Norhall Keep when I went to take care of the paternity test for you, that must have been when I got it.”
After a pause he added, “Don’t worry, I said that he is the murderer of the child, he is probably not going to show up again now, it’s good not to show up, what if he finds you in trouble, the way you are now, you can’t afford to be tossed around at all.”
Hearing this, Anna’s eyes instantly dimmed.
Yes!
In her current state, if she met with Cedron again, she was afraid that if Cedron moved his finger a little bit, he could kill her and the baby in her stomach together.
Therefore, not seeing Cedron was the wisest choice!