Juniper saw that the situation was progressing quite well, so she had the medical report "delayed" by a few days.
During this time, Ebony Fox stayed right by Kurt's side.
Everything she did, Kurt's parents saw with their own eyes.
"Ebony Fox is a good girl," Hector sighed. "If Kurt has a chance to recover, let's not stand in their way anymore."
"As long as my son can be healthy, I don't care about anything else."
Monique's eyes were wet as she whispered, "He can do whatever he wants and be with whoever he wants."
As long as he could go back to the way he was.
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Three days later.
The checkup report "finally" came out, and Juniper brought it to the hospital ward.
"How is it? How is it?" Monique was the most anxious. "Is there any chance he can walk again?"
Ebony Fox remained silent, her eyes quietly fixed on the report in Juniper's hands.
Kurt didn't dare say a word either, waiting for Juniper to put on her act.
"According to the current report, there is absolutely nothing wrong with Kurt's legs."
Juniper cleared her throat, pretending to be utterly serious. "However, his lower back took a severe impact, resulting in a hairline fracture. He needs plenty of bed rest."
"If he recovers well, he'll be walking normally in three months."
"Really?"
Monique snatched the medical report, flipping it over and over. It was full of medical jargon and scans she couldn't even comprehend.
"Juniper, thank you. Truly, thank you." Monique hugged Juniper, shedding tears of sheer gratitude.
"You're welcome, Aunt Monique." Shanley replied on Juniper's behalf, smoothly scooping his wife back into his arms.
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Monique's emotions were running high, and she desperately needed someone else to share her joy with.
When she turned around, she bumped right into Ebony Fox.
The two of them were a bit awkward, and neither spoke.



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