Chapter 246

Vivienne dressed similarly—only then did she feel reassured enough to lead him into the hospital.

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"Doctor, what's wrong with my son?" Vivienne asked.

The doctor looked up and adjusted the glasses on the bridge of his nose. "Ms. Laurens, your son's fever isn't caused by a cold, but by an accumulation of blood in the back of his head. How long has this been there?"

Seeing that Vivienne was still wearing a cap and mask in his office, he was irked. 'It's not like she's some celebrity. What's her reason to dress up like this?'

"It's been about half a month. He only told me that he had hit his head before this after developing a fever earlier today," Vivienne answered truthfully.

The doctor's dissatisfaction intensified upon hearing that. "How can you young people be parents if you don't even know when your child has injured themselves?"

The head was the most important and delicate part of the body. Getting injured in this area was not like injuring an arm or leg, where the pain wou