Mommy，We Got a Husband
Chapter 93 Orion Gets Angry When He Sees Her

Griffon's words were always like this, so Galatea didn't respond to this matter. Instead, she asked directly, "I wonder why Griffon came to me so early?"

"I have a favor to ask," Griffon said. "You should know that my wife has stomach cancer. Since the surgery, her health has been poor, especially after the first round of chemotherapy. She's been in so much pain that she even had suicidal thoughts. I suspect that those doctors aren't good enough, so I thought of asking for your help."

Upon hearing this request, Galatea was indeed in a difficult position because she didn't want to deal with the Nash family. She tried to politely refuse, saying, "During the chemotherapy stage, medical skills don't have much influence. The reactions to chemotherapy vary from person to person. Aunt might just be one of those who have particularly strong reactions to the treatment."

"That's true, but it's still a serious illness. We hope to find a doctor with good medical skills, at least for our peace of mind," Griffon said. "Thank you for your trust, Griffon, but I dare not claim to have high medical skills, and I am afraid I may not be competent," Galatea replied.

"Galatea, you're being modest. Who can enter Country M Medical Research Institute without having top medical skills? And my son has strongly recommended you. You know he's also a doctor. If someone can be highly recommended by his colleagues, how can she be wrong?"

Griffon had already flattered her completely, leaving Galatea in a difficult position. How could she refuse?

Seeing that Galatea still hadn't agreed, Griffon continued, "Galatea, you know I have been in the business world for many years. If I didn't have no other choice, I would never come to you in person."

Griffon's words had some moral coercion, but it was also a strong plea, leaving Galatea with no room to refuse.

"Of course, I won't expect you to treat my wife for free," Griffon said, taking out a check from his bag. He explained, "I initially wanted to transfer the money directly to you, but that might seem a bit forceful. So, I wrote a check. This check is just a part of it, and I will give more later."

Galatea looked down and glanced at the check. Three million dollars?

Indeed, he was a wealthy person.

"Griffon, I absolutely cannot accept this check," Galatea quickly pushed the check back.

"Is it because of what I said that made you angry? If so, I apologize..."

"Of course not." Galatea almost wanted to cry. Wasn't this still coercion?

She could treat it as going to work for treatment during her break.

"Griffon, you don't have to be so formal. I promise I'll go, but I really cannot accept the money."

"I'm so happy you agreed, Galatea. Thank you very much." Griffon then added, "I wonder if you have time to go today? Your aunt's condition is really bad, and I'm a bit worried."

"Okay." Galatea reluctantly agreed.

For Galatea, riding in the same car as Griffon was torture, and she felt extremely uncomfortable throughout the journey.

Finally, they arrived at the Nash family's mansion. As they got out of the car, Galatea followed Griffon into the hall and saw Orion.

Orion is currently filming, but he took a leave of absence because Mrs. Ravenna's health deteriorated.

Seeing her, Orion still had that hateful look, as if he wanted to devour her.

"Orion, Galatea is specifically here to treat your mother. I won't allow you to be impolite to the person I've invited," Griffon reminded Orion.

"Dad, you worry too much. How could I be disrespectful to Dr. Galatea? Last time, I just said something online, and Alaric went to the crew to find me, threatening to apologize to her on Instagram. I dare not defy him," Orion said with a sneer.

However, Orion's words surprised Galatea because she didn't know any of this.

Alaric had specifically gone to Orion's crew for her. Orion had apologized to her on Instagram?

Was it about what happened when she was in the hospital? It should be.

She hadn't paid attention to any news during that time.

"Just say less if you dare not," Griffon reminded him again, then turned to Galatea in a friendly tone and said, "Galatea, don't mind her. Come upstairs with me."

"Okay." Galatea nodded and followed Griffon upstairs.

Passing by Orion, she clearly felt a strong murderous aura; yes, it was an undeniable murderous aura!

But Galatea ignored it.

When she entered the bedroom and saw Mrs. Ravenna again, Galatea was truly taken aback.

At this moment, Mrs. Ravenna was lying on the bed, pale and extremely haggard. She looked at least twenty pounds lighter than their last meeting, lacking any sign of vitality. "Galatea... has arrived..." Mrs. Ravenna said when she saw Galatea enter the room.

"I came to visit you," Galatea quickly smiled and said, "and give you a check-up."

After saying that, Galatea walked to the bedside and opened her medical kit. At the same time, Griffon left the room.

"The previous doctors have examined me many times... it's not necessary..." Mrs. Ravenna replied.

"Even if they have examined you many times, it's still necessary to continue the examination. Mrs. Ravenna, don't worry. You'll get better soon," Galatea's tone now sounded as patient as if she were coaxing a child. After completing the examination, Galatea frowned internally. The situation was truly not optimistic, so she gave Ravenna an injection.

"After this injection, you will feel a little more comfortable, your appetite will return to normal, and your illness will get better."

"Although they have been hiding it from me, I have also guessed... my illness cannot be cured..." Mrs. Ravenna said with a particularly pained expression, "At my age, I am not afraid of death... I just haven't been able to see my two children get married... It's an unfinished wish."

This sentence struck Galatea immediately, pitying the hearts of parents everywhere.

"Aunt Ravenna, why would you say such foolish things?" Galatea smiled naturally, "It's just a gastric ulcer. What is all this talk about death? It's just because you have a strong reaction to medication. It's related to your constitution. Many people have all sorts of allergies to vaccines. It's all normal. Once you no longer need injections or medication, your body will naturally get better."

Hearing this, Mrs. Ravenna smiled and said, "I hope so, Galatea. You've truly put in a lot of effort... I originally didn't want to trouble you, but Griffon insisted..." "Uncle Griffon is also concerned about you. For the sake of this concern, you can't be disheartened. Cooperate actively with the treatment, and you'll get better." Hearing Galatea's words, Mrs. Ravenna felt much more at ease, but Orion's heart couldn't calm down.

"Dad, are she and Alaric really going to be together?" Orion asked nervously.

Griffon didn't directly answer but opened his phone gallery and handed it to her. Orion took it, and her legs instantly became weak!