The car stopped at the intersection Lu Wanwan had mentioned.
"Thanks," she said indifferently, opening the car door.
Shuman’s lips slowly curved into a meaningful smile as she looked at her and said, "You’re really lucky."
Lu Wanwan didn’t respond and turned to leave.
Shuman’s face darkened as she watched the direction in which Lu Wanwan had left.
How could she be so calm?
It must be a facade of calmness.
Lu Wanwan arrived at the hospital on time and went to the consulting room to see the doctor.
For a matter involving privacy, she naturally couldn’t let any detail slip, so she specifically chose the best and most expensive hospital in Manchester, which cost her quite a bit.
However, the result the doctor gave was unexpected.
"I’m sorry, after understanding your psychological condition and the tests just now, I suggest that you get a physical examination," the doctor sincerely advised. "This is not a psychological issue."
"But how could it be physical?"
The doctor smiled slightly, "Still, see a trustworthy doctor and have the relevant tests done. It really isn’t due to psychological factors."
Lu Wanwan left the hospital and threw the report into the trashcan.
She couldn’t think of any reason for her condition, perhaps she had contracted some rare disease.
Her eyebrows creased tightly. When she took out her phone to check the time, she remembered that she had turned it off during the consultation.
After turning it back on, she saw over a dozen missed calls from Gu Annan.
Thinking there might be an emergency, she hurriedly called back.
"Where are you?" His voice was deep, tinged with urgency.
Lu Wanwan stated the name of the street, puzzled, "Is there an emergency?"
"Stay where you are," he said abruptly before hanging up.
What could have happened in the hour or two she was seeing the doctor?
Suddenly, Lu Wanwan remembered Little Momo and Little Youyou and felt a surge of panic. She quickly called to check on them.
"Eh, Mommy, where are you? Uncle Gu was really worried when he couldn’t find you," Little Youyou sounded perfectly normal.
"Mommy was busy with work and forgot to turn her phone back on. Are you at home? Why are you with... Uncle Gu?"
"Uncle Gu took us out to eat, but he couldn’t find Mommy."
Lu Wanwan’s heart settled. It was just because her phone had been unreachable, "Mommy will be right there; stay with Uncle Gu and wait for me."
"Uncle Gu has left. Please come quickly, Mommy."
After hanging up, it wasn’t long before Gu Annan’s car stopped by the roadside.
She got into the car immediately. The man in the back seat stared at her, sending shivers down her spine.
He was silent, his lips forming a stern line as he just watched her.
"You could have just sent the driver," she said, feeling guilty, and then added, "I needed to turn it off for work. Just forgot to turn it back on."
Upon hearing her mention work, Gu Annan’s eyes grew even colder.
"You have to turn off your phone for work?"
"To avoid disturbances, I just turned it off temporarily."
Gu Annan stared at her for a moment before tossing a phone into her hand, "Keep it on 24 hours. I need to be able to find you at any time."
She was about to speak when his voice continued, "Only I know this number. No one else will ’disturb’ you. You’re not allowed to turn it off during work hours!"
Anxiety set in when he couldn’t find her for a moment, and he had to have someone check where she had gone, whom she had seen.
After discovering that it was Xiao Lang who went to the studio, Zhao Chen’s phone was nearly blown up by him.
Yet she calmly told him that she had shut off her phone for work.