After Lily Grant returned to the hospital, she asked a few nurses and finally found Chloe Grant’s attending physician’s office.
He was a man in his forties, now the chief of neurology, with considerable experience and authority in the hospital.
"Hello, Dr. Bache." Lily Grant greeted as soon as she reached the office.
Dr. Bache adjusted the glasses on his nose, somewhat puzzled, "How can I help you?"
Lily Grant walked in with a smile, "It’s ... I’m Chloe Grant’s sister. I wanted to come by to understand her current situation better."
"I’ve already explained the specifics to Mr. Morgan," Dr. Bache explained.
After all, Chloe Grant had ties to the Morgan family, so the hospital had always treated her case with special care.
Previously, Dr. Bache had meticulously explained Chloe Grant’s condition to Matthew Morgan.
As a result, he didn’t quite understand why Lily Grant would come specifically to ask again.
"I wasn’t here before," Lily Grant explained, "Besides, you know my sister’s memory is a bit scrambled now. She keeps mistaking me for an enemy, so I can’t get close to her, and I have no way to learn her specific situation.
I just came to find out if there are things she should avoid. For instance, are there things that might trigger or harm her?"
Lily Grant spoke earnestly, and her expression was that of a vulnerable person.
A gentle, frail-looking girl, no one would think ill of her.
"Oh, I see. The most important thing for her now is not to seriously think about past memories, and her emotions must remain stable. If she experiences intense emotions, it could trigger the blood clot in her brain, with severe consequences."
Since she was of the Morgan family, Dr. Bache patiently explained it all again to Lily Grant.
"So, she can’t be stimulated at all now, correct?" Lily Grant nodded, having understood.
"Yes, keeping her emotions calm is best," the doctor replied.
Lily Grant smiled, "Okay, doctor, I understand now. Thank you."
"You’re welcome," Dr. Bache responded.
Leaving Dr. Bache’s office, Lily Grant had a... very meaningful smile on her face.
She walked forward, muttering to herself, "So, she can’t be stimulated now."
Matthew Morgan took Chloe Grant directly back to the ward.
This ward was located in a small building behind the inpatient tower, a dedicated building for VIP patients.
Of course, this was also where the hospital made its money.
Not only was there professional one-on-one nursing care, but the environment and facilities were also several notches above the standard inpatient tower.
Chloe Grant was placed on this floor because Matthew Morgan specifically requested that she be the only patient with a room on the entire floor.
Now her nerves were very fragile; even a slight stimulation could compress the nerve under the blood clot, increasing the surgical risk.
"Why won’t you let me keep thinking? I suspect that woman is trouble. She must have bullied me often before."
Chloe Grant was placed on the hospital bed, still somewhat unwilling.
"These matters are better dealt with once you’re well," Matthew Morgan replied.
Before they could say more, Isabella Gray and Mr. Morgan had already arrived.
Isabella Gray had gone to prepare some things needed for Chloe Grant’s hospitalization.
These items could have been prepared by the maids, but Isabella Gray always felt it was better for her to handle it personally.