Mission To Remarry Chapter 183

Mission To Remarry

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With that, the door to the mansion slowly closed, and Estella‘s tiny
figure was gone from Roxanne‘s sight.

Missing the little girl dearly, Roxanne took a deep breath and forced her tears back in.

They had spent quite some time together, and the kid had
obviously grown fond of her and the boys. On top
of that, her illness showed evident signs of improvement

If at all possible, Roxanne wished that she could continue to stay with Estella and take care of the
latter until she had completely recovered. How I wish I could hear her say a full sentence…

Unfortunately, it seemed that was no longer possible.

As Archie and Benny walked down the stairs after Roxanne and Estella, the boys could tell that their m
other was sad to
send Estella away. Although they, too, felt the same, they kept their words to themselves.

When they saw how saddened their mother was, they snuggled up in her arms and promised,
“Don‘t be sad, Mommy. We promise we will always be with you.”

Roxanne hugged the cuddly
kids in her embrace, and her heart slowly became filled with warmth once more.

Although she was reluctant to part with Estella, her challenging job made it impossible for her to deal wi
th other matters as she was preoccupied with her work every day.



On that fateful day, Roxanne followed her routine and left the research facility when it was time to pick
up her kids from kindergarten.

When she was on her way, she received a call from Larry.

Roxanne picked up the call. “Hi Larry, what‘s up?”

Larry sounded a little troubled when he spoke on the other end of the line,

“Are you free to talk? I‘d like to ask for a favor.”

Roxanne could tell that something was off, so she agreed to help him without hesitation, “Ask away.”

Larry replied, “It‘s easier if we talk in person. I‘ll send you a location later. Let‘s meet there.”

Roxanne agreed to meet up and hung up the call. After
that, she sped up and drove quickly to the kindergarten to pick up her kids. Upon dropping them
off at her home, she asked her friend to babysit them, then hurried off to meet Larry at the restaurant h
e picked.

Larry was already there when she arrived, and he had a grim expression on his face.

“Sorry for asking you to come here out of the blue,” said Larry when he saw her sitting down.

Roxanne didn‘t mind, so she grinned. “It‘s fine. I‘m free tonight anyway. So, what do you need my help f
or?”

While they were talking, a server showed up to
serve their dishes so that they could eat while they chatted.

“Initially, I planned to only stay here
for a short while, but an elderly member of my extended family suddenly developed an illness in his bra



in. I‘m the only medical
practitioner in the family, so I stayed behind to help out,” said Larry. “I‘ve read his medical file, and he n
eeds a craniotomy. Unfortunately, he is getting too old, and the risk involved is rather high.

The success rate is only 20%”

They both worked in the healthcare
industry, so Larry could explain the patient‘s situation in a few short sentences.

Those few words also allowed Roxanne to understand what Larry wanted her help with.

“We worked together on several occasions
when we were living overseas, and of all the doctors I know, you are the most skilled one in this field. Th

After all, craniotomy was a difficult and risky procedure, so the surgeon performing the task
would have to endure tremendous stress.

Roxanne had no obligation and didn‘t need to take a risk like that.

Nevertheless, she understood that Larry was worried about her
being burdened by the risk involved. Hence, she didn‘t bother waiting for him to finish his sentence and
patient now? If possible, I think I should go check his condition in
person. It‘s as you said. I specialize in this field, so I might be able to come
up with another solution. Who knows? Maybe we can avoid surgery entirely.”

Larry was still pondering how to finish his sentence when her words prompted a bewildered glint to flash

D–Did she agree to help out just like that?


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