True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 380

"I don't want to be this emotional either," Pearlyn Drake said, feeling slightly embarrassed. "But my body just responds like this. It's worse when I see them. Heinz is the one who has arranged all these for us. If it weren't for him, Nathan and I would have been helpless since long ago."

"Mom!" Heinz Jones said, "Don't mention it. This is my duty."

"I just can't accept it," Pearlyn sighed again.

Jensen Charm glanced at Heinz. He could understand why Heinz had addressed her in that way, but he was also worried about it. As Heinz's woman, would Grace be able to accept his way of addressing Pearlyn?

In fact, any normal person would mind such a situation.

Humans were usually narrow-minded, especially when it involved the relationship between a man and a woman. It would be difficult to be tolerant of this kind of matter.

If Grace were to hear Heinz addressing another woman's mother as his own, she would probably feel very uncomfortable.

Jensen could only conceal his worries. At that moment, he couldn't say anything.

After all, Heinz was Mr. and Mrs. Lawson's only pillar of support at the moment.

"Mom, I'm going to visit Dad now. I'll come to see you later," Heinz said when he saw the caregiver getting Pearlyn some soup. He was also concerned about Mr. Lawson.

"Go ahead," Chief Stone said, "You will feel more relieved after checking on him. I'll keep Pearlyn company, so don't worry."

"Okay."

Heinz and Jensen then left together.

The moment they left the ward and entered the elevator, Jensen couldn't resist asking, "Are you not planning to change the way you address her?"

Heinz nodded and said, "Yes, I don't plan to change it."

"What do you think will happen if Grace replaces out about it then?"

"She knows about it. I didn't hide it from her. However, she thought that Jodie was a man, so she doesn't mind me addressing Jodie's parents as my own," Heinz said. His gaze was deep and slightly melancholic.

"But, once she knows that Jodie is a woman and that she was your "

"That's why I feel conflicted," Heinz replied, seemingly to be at his wits' end, "Previously, she had insisted on breaking up with me over a small issue. If I tell her the truth now, she might be even angrier." "Then, what are you going to do?"

"I'm going to have another baby with her," Heinz replied, with his eyes closed, "But, her health is not good at the moment. She shouldn't get pregnant for the next year. Even after a year, nothing is certain." "Heinz," Jensen was shocked, "Isn't your method too risky? If Grace knows that you are planning to bind her up again with a child, I'm afraid that she might leave you."

"Tell me what I should do then!" Heinz shouted in annoyance, "Right now, I'm afraid to tell her the truth. Even when I keep it a secret from her, I'm still worried."

Jensen's mouth twitched as he shouted back, "Why are you shouting at me?"

After all, Jensen was not the cause of his suffering.

Heinz let out a long restless sigh.

Jensen could understand Heinz's dilemma completely. He too was afraid that Alice would realize that he was the one who had hurt her back then. Therefore, he didn't dare to tell her the truth. Therefore, Jensen felt that Heinz and himself were in the same boat.

Heinz fell silent once again.

His handsome face was extremely gloomy.

Jensen sighed again. When he saw how helpless his good friend was, he couldn't help but sympathize with him.

Some words would cause trouble no matter if it was left unspoken or if it was out in the open. At that moment, it was as if they were walking through a landmine. They could only take a step at a time. "Look at us. We once lived so freely. Yet we have to be so careful now," Jensen said and sighed.

Heinz, who had been holding back his anger, looked at Jensen and said in a deep voice, "Because you're a b*stard."

"Scr*w you," Jensen retorted angrily, "You're the b*stard, alright?"

The two men stared at each other for some time, but none of them let their anger rip. They only looked at each other helplessly and remained silent.

Soon, they arrived at the intensive care unit. Lester was still there.

Heinz saw him sitting on a chair outside the ICU, accompanied by a bodyguard. The subordinate was keeping watch while Lester slept.

Heinz and Jensen looked at each other.

Jensen lowered his voice and said, "Ah, Lester is indeed reliable at such critical moments."

Heinz replied in a low voice, "Lester has a good sense of responsibility. He knows that a case involving human life is to be treated with the utmost care."

"Indeed."

Both of them then walked over.

As soon as the bodyguard saw Heinz, he quickly stood up and greeted, "President! Officer Charm!"

"Is the President here?" Lester asked, as he roused himself and quickly stood up. When he saw Heinz and Jensen, he immediately yawned and said, "President, Mr. Lawson is stable now but he hasn't woken up yet. The medical staff said that everything would be fine if the situation didn't make a turn for the worse. He might wake up after a while."

"Have you stayed here all this while?" Heinz asked.

Lester nodded and answered, "Yes, I was concerned that they might not be able to handle it well if I were to leave."

Heinz nodded and said, "Leave one person to report on the situation at any given time. You could arrange for four shifts in a day. There should be someone working for six hours on each shift. Everyone must keep watch at this spot well."

"Yes!" However, Lester was still a little concerned so he said, "I was hoping that you would worry less if I was here." "Go home and take a rest," Heinz ordered in a deep voice. "The hospital only allows one person to stay here at a time. Too many people will disrupt the movements here and the air will be affected as well."

"But..."

"No buts," Jensen said. "Lester, arrange four competent men to keep watch. Apart from that, you are free to handle this matter as you see fit."

Looking at Heinz, Lester nodded.

"Understood," he replied. Lester quickly took out his phone and arranged for someone to come over.

Heinz then went to replace the surgeon-in-charge. As soon as the surgeon saw Heinz, he immediately said, "Mr. Jones, Mr. Lawson's condition is not looking too good. He didn't respond well after the surgery. Among all the operations that I had performed, he is the first patient who didn't wake up after the operation."

"I know," Heinz said. "And I believe that you fully understand why."

The surgeon- in- charge was shocked to hear his words butthen he remembered the reason Mr. Lawson was like that. He sighed, "Yes, it's indeed not easy for Mr. Lawson."

Not many parents were able to accept the fact that their child had died before them.

"Mr. Jones, why don't we do this?" The surgeon said, "Find out the source of his strength, then talk to him about it. Perhaps, that will help to wake him up."

"His source of strength?" Heinz asked, a little shocked.

Jensen said, "Heinz, why don't you talk to him about your past with Jodie. Maybe some of these memories could wake Uncle Lawson up."

Heinz immediately cast a look at Jensen.

His gaze were extremely sharp.

Jensen felt guilty instantly and he knew that his suggestion was not very good.

He spread out his hands and continued solemnly, "Well, is there anything else you could do now? Only two people have shared memories with him. The other person is Aunt Drake but with her condition right now, if she goes to him, she might not be able to take it. She may collapse at any time."

"Therefore, only you could help him now."

Heinz stared at him and said in a deep voice, "No one can know about the situation. Didn't we make that clear?"

"But it's true that you did have something with Jodie in the past. You were supposed to be Uncle Lawson's son-in-law, and now you're his only hope."