Bonnie giggled inside.
How is it that what you fear always comes to you?
Quickly adjusting her emotions, she turned her head to look at Anna, “Yes, I was just on the phone with Cedron.”
Anna’s expression steeply increased by a few points of leap and excitement, “Really, then what did Cedron say?”
It was only for a moment before Anna’s expression was lost again, “Forget it, I don’t think he’ll say anything good.”
After all, when he himself talked to Cedron on the phone, that attitude of Cedron’s …
Oops, don’t mention it!
Bonnie carefully and closely observed Anna’s expression, and then tried to speak, “I can’t say whether it’s good or bad words, didn’t you ask if Cedron came to save you?
I was also afraid that I was too nervous at that time, so I didn’t notice him coming, so I called to ask. Turns out he called me boring and pissed me off.”
This reason, coupled with Bonnie’s exasperated look just now, was indeed very convincing.
Anna then believed it.
Bonnie quietly breathed a sigh of relief and asked again, “By the way, why did you come here all of a sudden, didn’t I tell you to take a good rest, where did you get the wheelchair?”
“I gave it to Cedron … I couldn’t sleep thinking there wasn’t much to do, so I might as well come out and see Amad,” Anna said.
As for the wheelchair, the nurse had provided it.
The nurse had been pushing her to see Amad and when she got here she suddenly got a stomach ache and went to the restroom.
And Anna sat where she was waiting and suddenly heard Bonnie’s voice and curiously came over herself.
“Seeing Amad huh,” Bonnie walked up and held Anna’s wheelchair, “Let me push you there.”
When they went to Amad’s hospital room, they found that Amad hadn’t woken up yet, with an oxygen mask on her face, but her breathing was very steady and her tiny cheeks were very rosy.
It was obvious that the surgery had been really successful.
“If you can, find a chance for Amad and I to go and thank Jurrian.” Anna said.
Bonnie looked at her with a face full of suspicion, “Are you alright, where would one go to thank an enemy.”
But Anna’s attitude was very serious, insisting, “One size does not fit all, she did do a lot of bad things before, I remember these grudges, but what should be thanked should still be thanked, it’s not like the two are in conflict.”
“It’s still not a conflict?” Bonnie is speechless, “Then you tell me, how do you not conflict.”
This well …
Anna’s brain immediately had an idea and told Bonnie, “Isn’t Jurrian a vegetable now, needing a lot of nutrients and pills to keep him alive.”
And with Condray in jail, there will be no one to take care of Jurrian, and Jurrian won’t be able to get his medicines afterward.
Anna said here and suddenly patted her chest, “But it’s okay, I’m here, and of course I, the doctor, have to provide Jurrian with the best medicines.
It’s just that the medicines are good, they’re just more painful.”
“She’s a vegetable, it’s not like she’s going to feel pain.” Bonnie bristled, “That would be completely redundant, wouldn’t it?”
Anna immediately waved her hand, correcting Bonnie, “How could it be, a vegetable is pretty much the same as a sleeping person, if someone hit you while you were sleeping, would it hurt?”
“Probably a dream that you got punched and it hurt pretty bad.” Bonnie replied.
“So yeah, Jurrian would feel pain too, but since he’s a vegetable and can’t do anything to react, he’d have to endure it.” Anna replied.
Even, because Jurrian is on the best drugs, he can live longer and thus be tortured longer.