No wonder Raegan always had the feeling that Janey bore a resemblance to Mitchel.

Thanks to Erick's arrangement, everyone around Raegan insisted Janey looked like her, thwarting Mitchel's thoughts of Janey being his own child.

However, the truth could not be hidden from anyone who knew how Mitchel looked as a child.

At this moment, a nurse walked into the room to administer the drip.

After completing another round of saline, Raegan could be discharged.

Annis took Janey to the corridor outside to play, while Stefan kept Raegan company at the bedside.

Now that she had confirmed that her mother was okay, Janey was happily frolicking outside.

Janey accidentally bumped into a man.

Annis immediately stepped forward to apologize, "Sir, I'm sorry."

Seeing only the little puff of hair atop Janey's head, Luis found Janey utterly endearing. He smiled and responded, “It's okay."

As Luis started to walk away, he heard Janey's voice mumble, "Sorry..."

Luis couldn't help but tousle Janey's soft hair with a gentle smile.

“It's alright. I'm perfectly fine."

Janey lifted her tiny face and smiled. "Mommy says I should apologize when I make a mistake..."

Gazing at Janey's innocent face, Luis found his mind momentarily blank. How could this little girl bear such a striking resemblance to the stern-faced Mitchel from childhood?

Mitchel slept straight for three days.

Strangely enough, the hospital couldn't determine the content of the injection, and Mitchel's body remained perfectly healthy.

As for why Mitchel remained unconscious for three days, the doctors couldn't provide a reasonable explanation. Yet, they were sure of one thing. His health was in perfect condition.

The syringe they found didn't show signs of anything unusual. It was filled with nothing more than water, plain and simple the most ordinary substance.

Matteo, feeling uneasy, called upon a highly respected senior expert for consultation, but the conclusion remained unchanged. There were no physical problems, and Mitchel should wake up soon.