Purchased A Mr. Right

At the emergency ward.

At this time, the sun was setting, and the white wall was glowing golden.

Wilson was lying on the bed, having a drip. His glasses was put aside. Maybe because his eyes were closed, his slightly pale face looked a little dispirited.

A kind-hearted parent sent him to th hospital. He fell asleep after the desensitization therapy.

Tina had been guarding the bedside.

In addition to Wilson, who was in a coma, there was a small figure on the bed. Isla was curled up beside him, and there seemed to be tears hanging on her long eyelashes. About half an hour later, Wilson woke up.

Tina was holding his hand tightly. When he moved slightly, she was noticed.

Tina leaned over and said, "Wilson, you're awake!"

"Mmm!" Wilson's lips curled up slightly, and he could clearly see her slightly red eyes. His voice was a little hoarse. "Tina, are you scared? I'm fine!"

Tina said with lingering fear, "You clearly know that you are allergic to hazelnuts, why did you still eat the biscuits today?"

When she had dinner with Meadow, they talked a lot about Wilson.

Meadow had said that Wilson was allergic to hazelnuts and that he had been once sent to the hospital when he was a child.

At that time, Tina had taken it seriously.

Wilson said with a smile, "As you know, this is the first time that Isla has made biscuits herself. She made for me. How can I let her down?"

"Then you can't ignore the danger!" Tina's voice was full of resentment. Her heart was still hanging.

Being allergic was not a joke.

If serious, it would very likely cause a lifethreatening danger.

Wilson pinched her little hand, which was soft and delicate. He explained with a smile, "I didn't expect that. When I was a child, I accidentally ate hazelnuts and went to the hospital twice. I thought that I would be fine after so many years!"

Tina put his big hand on her face and said softly, "Don't do this again in the future!"

"Okay!" Wilson curled his lips.

Isla seemed to have had a nightmare. She opened her mouth slightly and whispered something. Then she suddenly sat up.

She looked left and right in a daze.

When she saw Tina and Wilson, her obsidian-like eyes blinked twice, and soon tears rolled down.

Isla rushed to Wilson again and cried sadly, "Dad, don't die. Boo-hoo, don't die..."

Tina and Wilson realized that she had dreamed of what had happened before.

In kindergarten, Isla was shocked when she saw Wilson's look.

Wilson was in so much pain that he couldn't breathe, just like the hero in the TV series, who was about to die. Isla seemed to be on the scene, and suddenly thought that her father was going to die like the hero.

Tina touched her forehead.

When the incident happened, the kindergarten was in a mess. She was really scared.

At this time, Wilson was out of danger, and Tina felt relieved. Seeing Isla, she couldn't help laughing.

Wilson supported himself to sit up, held Isla in his arms, and coaxed her. "Isla, don't cry! Dad won't die!"

After being comforted and confirming that he was fine, Isla slowly stopped crying.

Isla nodded with tears in her eyes. "Yes! Dad won't die!"

Wilson was touched.

To him, his daughter's every word of "dad" was like the sound of nature.

When Wilson was in kindergarten, he heard Isla calling him dad. At that time, the allergic reaction caused him lack of oxygen and almost suffocate. He had no time to care about anything else and could not respond.

At that time, he even thought that if he could hear Isla call him dad again, he would be willing to experience it again.

At the moment, he was extremely excited.

Even if Wilson had comforted Tina that it was not appropriate to urge Isla, he could not help looking forward to it.

From the moment he knew that the little girl was his daughter, he had been looking forward to be called Dad. Now that his dream had finally come true, his heart was satisfied.

Wilson touched Isla's head and asked excitedly and nervously, "Baby, can you call me dad again?"

Hearing that, Isla raised her head and shouted in a childish voice, "Dad!"

Wilson's eyes were a little wet.

Tina, who was watching from the side, couldn't help but feel a lump in her throat.

The warm scene moved her. Looking at her daughter in Wilson's arms, she smiled.

This time, it could be confirmed: "Isla has walked out of the shadow of broken love!"

The doctor came in with a stethoscope. When he saw Wilson was awake, he came over to check on him.

After that, the doctor said, "Don't worry. Mr. Chin is fine now! An acute allergic reaction is very dangerous. It's easy to cause blood pressure decline and suffocation, and even unpredictable consequences. Fortunately, he didn't eat a lot and you sent him here in time. You must pay more attention in the future!"

Tina nodded heavily. "Thank you, doctor. We will definitely pay attention!"

The doctor looked at the infusion bottle and said, "After this bottle finishes, you can go home!"

"Thank you!" Tina said again.

Isla hugged Wilson tightly and said in a low voice, "Doctor uncle, you must cure my dad. Don't let him die, okay?"

The doctor couldn't help smiling.

When they came here, this girl held her father's legs tightly the whole time. She cried so hard, saying that she didn't want her father die. The nurses could not pull her away. Later, she fell asleep ti redly. The doctor sighed with emotion, "She really loves her father!"

Tina went out to buy dinner, and the family of three settled their dinner in the observation room.

By the time they left the hospital, it was already dark outside.

On the way back to the No.1 Luxurious Residence, Isla fell asleep on Wilson's shoulder. Her little face looked innocent.

When they entered the room and turned on the light, Isla moved her body and shouted half-awakely, "Dad..."

Wilson's heart melted.

He carried his daughter into the bedroom, kissed her forehead, and said gently, "Isla, baby, Dad is

here!"

Tina leaned against the door frame and looked at them.

Wilson looked up at her when she bit her lips.

He walked over quietly, raised his eyebrows, and asked, "What's wrong?"

Tina wanted to say something but stopped on second thought.

She slowly shifted her eyes from her daughter, who was sleeping soundly on the bed, and whispered, "Wilson, you haven't called me baby before!"