�I�m okay, Grandma. It�s just a bodyguard, he can�t hurt me.� Adie remained calm, not taking it seriously because he had seen worse than this.

�Grand� Grandma?� The bodyguard swallowed and realized he had made a huge mistake.

His face went pale and he stammered, �I was stupid, Madam. I failed to recognize him.

P-Please forgive me!� �

Francine glared at the bodyguard fiercely, wanting to punish him for being so rough to a child. �Yes, you really are stupid! You�d better give up being a bodyguard!�

Francine ignored the bodyguard and carried Adie as she walked toward Stefan�s ward, but she stopped when she reached the door, looking hesitant.

�What�s wrong, Grandma?� Adie stared at Francine in confusion.

�Well� your daddy�s just gone through surgery, and it�s been only a few days since he�s woken up. I�m worried that your sudden appearance might trigger him�� Francine�s worry wasn�t groundless-although Stefan�s brain recovery surgery was successful, he was different after waking up.

He just stared into the distance blankly, refusing to have contact with others. Francine didn�t know if Stefan had regained his memories or not, and she was worried that seeing Adie might trigger him.

�Your son isn�t weak, Grandma, and I�m not a monster. Why would I trigger him? If he was really that useless, I wouldn�t have come to him for help,� Adie said seriously.

Although he felt that Stefan was a scumbag, he had to admit that his father was strong. If he wasn�t, Renee wouldn�t have loved him so deeply. It would be a failure on Stefan�s part if he couldn�t even protect his woman despite him being the person Renee loved the most.

�Umm, well�� Francine didn�t know how to argue with that, and felt that Adie was right.

Her son was the mighty president of Hunt Enterprise, and he wasn�t that weak.

However, before she could say anything, Stefan�s voice came from the ward. �Who�s outside?�

�Let me have a look, Mr. Hunt.� Elijah soon came out of the ward, and his eyes brightened when he saw Adie. �Madam, when did Adie come?�

�He came here alone just now. Isn�t it miraculous?� Francine looked into the ward and asked Elijah hesitantly, �How�s my son?�

�He�s still down and doesn�t want to talk much.� Sighing, Elijah looked at Adie hopefully.

�Adie came just in time- maybe Mr. Hunt will be willing to talk once he sees Adie.�

�I�m afraid he�ll have mood swings. I don�t want to overwork his brain,� Francine said worriedly, not wanting to take any risks.

�No, it�s not that bad. Mr. Hunt isn�t that weak, and Dr. Wagner didn�t mention any major side effects,� Elijah protested, echoing what Adie had said earlier. JrNovels.com