Lorraine could only sigh a little when she heard this.

“I'm going to be completely useless.. At this time, her husband and son came to her bedside.

Depressed, Cory asked, "Honey, what on earth did you eat this time? Now you'll be stuck to your bed for months."

According to the doctor's findings, Lorraine became ill after eating something she probably shouldn't have. Damage to her stomach allowed the infection to spread to her other internal organs and eventually to the rest of her body.

“I... I always eat at home. I didn’t eat anything else apart from what the maid brought me."

After giving it a lot of thought, Lorraine couldn't come to a conclusion.

Her diet on the day of her sickness was the same as before, with no irregularities, and the chefs and servants were completely dependable.

“Honey, think harder! Perhaps, you're forgetting something? Your memory is the only thing that can help us figure this out. This is no small matter! What if someone was trying to poison you?" With an angry expression, Cory remarked.

His nice, rounded face now had a furious grimace on it.

“Humph! Who has the audacity to hurt my mother? I will make them pay dearly!" Ron added fiercely.

“Don't speak Like that in front of your mother in the future. We don't want to stress her. But do remember to Let me know when you are on it," Cory advised his son as he nodded approvingly and smiled.

“Okay, Dad!"

Lorraine didn't know whether to cry or to Laugh.

However, she was too worn out to criticize the reckless father and son. After noticing that her eyelids were becoming increasingly heavy, Lorraine fell asleep.

The visitors left a mountain of gifts in the Living room.

The butler of the east wing arrived at this time to report.

"Miss Vivian and her father are here to see Mrs. Smith."

“Okay.”

With a barely constrained expression of wrath, Cory nodded.

Despite the fact that Cory lived a rather promiscuous life mostly due to his long years as a businessman, he was a Loyal husband.

Cory loved and respected his wife more than any other person in the world.

As such, Cory would treat any visitor to Lorraine at this time Like an honored guest!

"Uncle Cory, Ron, how is Aunt Lorraine doing?" Vivian was eager to inquire as soon as the butler led her into the living room.

Cory, moved by Vivian's apparent concern for Lorraine, showed her a kind smile.