Howard Geoffrey arrived shortly after and went to the surgeon's office with Skyler Jones.
Rebecca Quentin held Andrew and entered the ward with Mrs. Geoffrey to see Marilyn Quinn.
Marilyn Quinn looked much weaker than yesterday, her face completely devoid of color.
Christine Quinn sat at the bedside, trying not to show any unusual expression in front of the child, but the slight swelling around her eyes revealed her worries.
Mrs. Geoffrey lovingly asked Marilyn Quinn, "My dear granddaughter, you have a good sleep later, and you won't feel uncomfortable when you wake up..."
Eleven and a half years old, Marilyn Quinn was no longer a child. She knew she was about to enter the operating room but didn't want everyone to worry about her. So she tried her best to show a smile on her weak face and instead comforted the adults, "Grandma, mommy, aunt, don't worry about me, I will stay strong."
Christine Quinn couldn't stop her tears upon hearing these words...
