Will You Marry Me, My Ex-Wife? novel Chapter 694

"As long as he is still alive, I'll never give up hope of curing him."

Malcolm, on the other end of the line, was silent for a while. "Luna, I know that you might not be able to accept this fact, but you just had a miscarriage a month ago. Even if you try hard with Joshua, it might not be in time..."

Luna closed her eyes. "I don’t want to argue with you."

She tried her best to reign in her emotions.

"Malcolm. I just lost two children, yet you're here discussing with me when I'm going to lose my third child. Do you think it’s appropriate?"

Malcolm paused a little. He said nothing.

"I know you’re being kind, but you really can't understand what I'm feeling right now. I don't want to argue with you, so I'm going to hang up."

Once Luna hung up and lifted her head, she saw a scrawny figure by the door.

Nigel was much skinnier compared to when she first left him and returned back to the country. A light breeze blew by Nigel in his hospital gown. It emphasized how skinny his body and limbs were.

Even though he was skinny, his face was quite round. Not because he was plump, but because it was swollen.

Nigel stood there, silently looking at Luna with his huge black eyes. Seeing how he noticed her, Nigel smiled a little.

"Mommy, you've gotten skinny. You have to eat more.”

Upon hearing how mature and adult-like Nigel sounded, Luna's tears instantly fell.

She frantically got down from the bed. Her legs dragged the blanket down, which indirectly swept all o f the things by the nightstand to the ground.

However, Luna could barely care about all that. She immediately rushed forward and hugged Nigel in her arms.

"Why did you come? How long have you stood there?"

"I was here for a long time. I was listening to you and Uncle Malcolm discussing my funeral, so 1 didn't want to disturb you."

Nigel's words made Luna's heart stutter fiercely. Her eyes were wet as she wanted to say something but could not find her words.

She hugged Nigel in her arms tightly. Her heart and eyes were equally warm.