No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa)
Chapter 1058

Chapter 1058 How Much More Time?

Elisa arrived at the spot after some time of waiting.

The medical professionals remained present. They were conversing at that moment.

Edgar had his hands tucked away in his pockets as he sat on the edge of the desk. He had a cold yet mournful

expression.

He carefully turned his head and looked at Elisa when he spotted her.

Elisa pursed her lips, her eyes redder than when she left. The doctors glanced at Elisa and then looked away. They

all knew that Elisa and Julia had a good relationship.

She took a deep breath and walked up to Edgar. He had not spoken, and she didn't know what he wanted her to

arrange. She looked at him and asked softly, "Have you talked to your father about this matter?"

"Not yet," Edgar replied with a gloomy aura. He was no longer as indifferent as before when dealing with Elisa.

Elisa's gaze flickered, and she knew it was time to stop delaying. She looked at Edgar and said earnestly, "Do you

trust me? If you do, then let me handle your grandmother's treatment."

Edgar's gaze suddenly lifted, and he stared straight at Elisa. He didn't say a word.

Elisa continued, "Trust me, I can make your grandmother live. It's possible to delay her pain and regain her quality

of life."

"If there is enough time, perhaps..." Elisa suddenly stopped speaking because she had not wholly figured everything

out yet. All her experiments were still in the stage of further speculation.

Edgar continued to stare at Elisa.

At that moment, his gaze softened. He was calm and indifferent. However, Elisa knew that Edgar was hiding his

emotions. He had always had a deep affection for his grandmother.

Edgar asked, "What, perhaps?"

Elisa took a deep breath and shook her head. "I cannot be sure right now. All I can do is try my best. Edgar, trust

me."

As soon as she finished speaking, another person suddenly entered the office. Elisa turned her head and saw

Jeremy walking over with a severe expression. Seeing Elisa there, he was not surprised. He nodded lightly to the

two of them and walked to the doctor, picking up the test results.

Edgar did not speak and continued to stand there. However, his gaze was fixed on Jeremy. Jeremy looked through

all the test results and then turned to look at Edgar.

Edgar did not say a word but turned and walked out.

Because Jeremy had already completed reading the information, and Edgar didn't have much faith in the other

physicians, only in Jeremy. Elisa and Jeremy followed without giving it any thought. Yet now Edgar trusted Elisa too,

which made him hesitate.

The fact that Julia's illness was already in the middle and late stages suffices to demonstrate how quickly the

disease was still spreading. Although having already checked, they failed to replace it. If it were put off any longer, the

body would only worsen, and Julia's lifespan would inevitably end.

They soon arrived at Edgar's opulent office in this building.

When Jeremy shut the door, Edgar spoke a startling, profound sentence, "How much time is left."

He needed to know how long Julia could live.

Jeremy pursed his lips, "The elderly woman is already old. I can't predict how long she will live. All I can do is give

her as much extra time as possible. Two years shouldn't be a problem if her mental state is steady."