Chapter 209

Seeing this, Jenna didn't dare let her guard down. She carefully served them broth and pasta. It wasn't until they finished lunch and Aziel came to do his rounds that the coldness on James's face finally eased slightly. Ethan raised his small face and asked Aziel, "Doctor, when will Mommy wake up?" His worry for Wendy was real. Tears streamed down his cheeks, tugging at everyone's heartstrings. Aziel lanced at James before answering, "As long as you stay by your mom's side, she'll wake up soon." As soon as he said it, Jenna quickly added in concern, "But Ethan needs to go to school, and it's not good for a child to stay in the hospital all day. Isn't there another way?" "Is preschool really that important?" Dr. Virelli frowned. "What's more important—those few days of class, or helping his mom wake up?" Jenna's face went pale. She instinctively turned to James. "I'm only thinking of what's best for the child, that's all—" James cut her off. "Dr. Virelli, what exactly is my wife