radicalducati Chapter 177
Chapter 177
With an anxious heart, he rushed back to the hospital. When he reached the door of the operating room, he saw Dominic, Christian, Eleanor, and Christopher standing outside.
Why was Dominic's family here?
Gordon was stunned. At this moment, the hospital director personally handed him the consent form for the surgery.
"Mr. Laroux, Dr. Athena has agreed to perform the surgery on Mrs. Laroux herself. She contacted me the morning before yesterday, and I have already conducted all the necessary pre-operative examinations on Mrs. Laroux. There is no problem with Mrs. Laroux's physical condition for the surgery. You just need to sign."
Alessia had already agreed.
What was going on during these past few days when she chased Alessia every day for Evelyn's surgery?
Was she just teasing him?
Was she treating him like a fool?
Gordon's face turned ugly.
Christian sneered and said, "Hmm, Grandpa Gordon, I already know, It was you who blocked Grandma Evelyn's phone calls before."
Eleanor said, "Hey, Mr. Gordon, I heard you bullied my mommy."
Christopher, with a straight face, said insidiously, "People who treat mommy badly deserve to worry and feel anxious. It's their own fault for worrying so much."
"Brother, you said a lot just now," Christian looked at Christopher admiringly.
Christopher had a proud face.
Gordon looked at the three children who could talk one after another in front of him, and he was speechless.
What the children said seemed... not wrong.
He felt depressed, but still signed the consent form.
Three hours later, the door of the operating room opened, and Gordon walked up first.
The first person to come out wearing a mask was Alessia.
The father and daughter looked at each other, both stunned.
Alessia took off her mask and spoke first, "The surgery was successful."
"Thank you." Gordon's gaze was complicated. Only at this moment did he truly believe that her daughter had no ulterior motives towards him.
"Go in." Alessia stepped aside.
Gordon hurriedly went forward.
When Evelyn was transferred to the ward and everything was arranged, Gordon remembered Alessia and the children waiting outside the special ward.
Gordon now felt half grateful, half guilty, and half wary towards Alessia.
Yes, even though Alessia saved Evelyn, he was worried that Alessia would reveal her identity as his daughter in front of Evelyn, causing her distress.
With a complicated heart, Gordon left the ward and came to the door.
Outside the door, Alessia was gone, leaving only Christian, Eleanor, and Christopher.
"Are you looking for my mommy? My mommy has already left," Eleanor said.
Christopher handed a report to Gordon. "This is from my mommy, she asked me to give it to you. Open it and take a look."
Gordon's eyebrows twitched slightly. He opened it as instructed, expecting to see another paternity test.
He glanced at it and was about to close it.
But just as his gaze shifted, he met Christopher's eyes, still watching him intently.
Christopher said, "Take another look at the name on the paternity test report."
What's different about the name?
Gordon was impatient, but when he met the confident gaze of the young Christopher, he suddenly became a little interested.
With patience, he reopened the report. He carefully examined it and saw that the name on the test report was indeed Evelyn's name, along with Alessia's name.
The test results indicated a direct biological relationship!
Alessia is Evelyn's daughter!
Gordon swallowed hard.
It seemed like Eleanor had already known what the result would be after Gordon saw it. She gloated, "If you don't like my mommy, hmph, even if you're my real grandpa, I won't acknowledge you. I'll only acknowledge my real grandma."
"This is..." Gordon didn't know what to say, his mind filled with questions.
"My mommy said if you want to know the answer, you can go find Ava. My mommy decided to do the test because my little sister said she looked like Grandma Evelyn. Anyway, my mommy doesn't know who our real grandma is, so she decided to try it out," Christopher said as the official spokesperson, speaking clearly.
Gordon was dizzy with this twist of fate. He glanced at the ward, thought for a moment, and couldn't wait any longer. He quickly left the hospital.
He needed to ask Ava.
When Gordon arrived, Alessia had just come out of the mental hospital.
As they passed each other without exchanging a word, Gordon wanted to speak, but Alessia didn't even glance at him, ignoring him completely.
A sense of loss flashed through Gordon's heart. He took a deep breath and walked into the hospital with renewed determination.
Today, perhaps Alessia was prepared or had used some means, but he was able to see Ava without any obstruction.
Ava was sitting by the window. When she saw someone coming in, she looked up and smiled foolishly.
"Today, my place is really lively. The young ones have left, and the old ones have come," she said, seemingly on the verge of insanity. She didn't need Gordon to ask, she confessed.
"Yes, Alessia La Rosa, that bastard, is the daughter you had with Evelyn. Back then, it was me who made the switch, and my unfortunate daughter who had just been born was exchanged with Evelyn's daughter. Haha, she was really an unlucky ghost."
"She came into this world, all outstanding, and then left after just a glance at the world. Why? Gordon, tell me, even though they are both your children, why?" Ava demanded, suddenly losing control and rushing towards Gordon.
At that moment, nurses and doctors rushed towards Ava.
"Is the sedative ready?"
"Prepare the injection first."
Gordon's head was in a whirlwind as he listened to the doctors' voices in the ward, as well as Ava's screams.
He turned around and left.
Thirty years had passed, and right and wrong no longer mattered.
Ava was admitted to the mental hospital and eventually became mentally ill, which was retribution.
And his and Evelyn's children had come back. This was Heaven's blessing.
With excitement, Gordon ran back to the hospital.
By midnight, Evelyn slowly woke up.
The first thing Gordon did was share this good news with her.
With a weak smile on her face, Evelyn's smile was brighter than ever.
"I already know. Even though I was unconscious, I heard everything you and the children said outside the ward. Gordon, you've treated our daughter poorly, I'm starting to get angry."
Gordon tightly held Evelyn's hand, kissing her fingertips back and forth, tears falling unexpectedly.
"If you're angry, then be angry. As long as you don't leave me, it's fine. Evelyn, I'm scared."
"Fool," Evelyn's eyes were also filled with tears.
"What are you afraid of? For so many years, I've been like this, haven't you had enough of me yet?"
"It's all my fault, and I'll never have enough of you," Gordon shook his head, tears staining Evelyn's hand.
Exhausted, Evelyn closed her eyes, smiling helplessly. "Okay, then I won't leave you in the future, but you have to make it up to our daughter."
"Okay, I will make it up to her," Gordon said, turning his tears into a smile.
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