My Wife Act Differently Behind Me

Chapter 2938

Patricia thought, Besides, with so many people caring for me and by my side, I won't feel any regrets.'

After Martin shared his tentative treatment plan, there was a mix of hope and concern in the room. Lulu

looked sympathetically at Patricia, who was biting her lip, trying to muster courage. "I'm willing to try,"

Patricia said, her voice firm despite her evident apprehension.

Martin, although not entirely confident, was optimistic. "This treatment combines the best ideas Nicole

and I could think of. It's not a guarantee, but it's the best shot we have," he explained, handing Patricia

a bottle of medicine along with detailed instructions and precautions.

Patricia nodded, taking the medicine and agreeing to return in a week for a follow-up. She thanked Nôvel(D)rama.Org's content.

Martin, who assured her that both he and Nicole were committed to helping her.

As they wrapped up, Cindy suggested they all have dinner together. Nicole agreed, offering to treat

everyone as a thank you for their support. Cindy playfully insisted on paying instead, seeing it as an

opportunity to relax after a successful meeting.

As they were about to leave, everyone stopped in their tracks at the sight of Ellar at the door. Lulu,

surprised, called out his name.

Ellar, looking visibly distressed, had eyes only for Patricia— or more specifically, her face. His

expression was one of heartache, and he seemed weighed down by worry.

Patricia, taken aback by his presence, quickly covered her face with a bandage and hid behind Nicole,

her hands trembling. She was overwhelmed, not expecting Ellar to be there, and especially not for him

to see her in her current state.

Ellar, desperate for answers, approached Patricia. "What happened to you, Patricia?" he asked, his

voice filled with concern.

Patricia, instinctively stepping back, tried to dismiss his worries. But Ellar, persistent, was blocked by

Nicole.

"Ellar, give her some time and space," Nicole said gently, sensing the tension and complexity of the

situation.

Ellar, realizing his abruptness, apologized and calmed down. He had braced himself for bad news

about Patricia, but seeing her like this was still a shock. He wondered how she had been coping and

felt a deep sense of concern for her.

Trying to stay composed, he asked, "Is this injury from that hospital incident?"