Being My Husband's Mistress
CHAPTER 19

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"Rheumatic heart disease (RHD) is a condition when the heart valve is damaged in the long term due to rheumatic fever. This is due to an autoimmune inflammatory reaction to a throat infection caused by the Streptococcus A bacteria. This disease is most susceptible to occur in children, Nadhif. Including Hanum one of the sufferers," said Dr. Rizal.

"Did this disease cause death, Uncle?" ask Nadhif carefully.

DEG

Nodding the head of Doctor Rizal made Nadhif's heart beat fast. Anxiety just ran to his heart.

"Te-including Hanum?" ask Nadhif slowly.

"Only God has power over one's life, Nadhif. Including Hanum's life. It does not rule out the possibility of Hanum to recover. But, other possibilities can occur, including death. Rheumatic heart disease needs to get immediate treatment and the treatment will be adjusted to the damage that occurs. If not treated immediately, rheumatic heart disease has the potential to cause heart failure until death," replied Doctor Rizal gave by explanation to Nadhif.

"Then Hanum?" nadhif asked worriedly and worriedly.

Doctor Rizal sighed softly and turned to look at Nadhif. "Hanum is now suffering from heart failure, Nadhif," replied Doctor Rizal lirih.

"That bad, Uncle?" ask Nadhif.

Doctor Rizal nodded. "That's because Hanum stopped his treatment for six months" replied Dr. Rizal.

Nadhif's hands clenched tightly under the table.

You treated your son with illegal money, Una. Inner Nadhif was furious as his mind remembered Una who he thought was working to satisfy the lusts of the men out there.

"Is the disease completely cured, Uncle?" ask Nadhif again.

"In most cases, heart failure is a lifelong condition that cannot be cured completely, Nadhif said. So that treatment is done only to prevent the disease condition worsens and control symptoms for as long as possible. But back again, God rules everything. We just need to pray and strive for the healing and health of Hanum" said Dr. Rizal.

Nadhif breathed a slow sigh. I don't know, he didn't know why he was this panicked when he heard about Hanum's disease. His heart was also shaken by how strongly the boy endured and endured his illness.

"Do your best for Hanum, Doctor," said Nadhif, begging to see Dr. Rizal.

Doctor Rizal nodded confidently. "Without asking, I will, Nadhif. She is your next child, so she is also my granddaughter" replied Dr. Rizal.

"Let's not let anyone know if I know any of this, Uncle. Simply tell his mother if Hanum's treatment must continue, and not stop" said Nadhif firmly.

"Hanum's mother?" doctor Rizal asked with a ignorant look teasing Nadhif.

"My wife," Nadhif replied as he shifted his gaze. Nadhif would not if Dr. Rizal knew how it was related to the real Una. If Doctor Rizal knows, then it is certain Elara, Mama Nadhif will also know. And it will be bad later.

Nadhif smiled wryly in his heart. Wife? Even God seems to curse me to give such a despicable wife. Batin Nadhif.

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After hearing the explanation from Doctor Rizal, Nadhif sat contemplating in his chair. In fact, the files regarding the finances and performance of the hospital he did not touch in the slightest.

Again and again, Nadhif sighed softly. He should have been sensitive, he should have known when Hanum often lowered his head when talking to him and when he was angry, other than out of fear, it was also because Hanum was hiding the blood flowing down his nose.

Nadhif upset. Somehow getting news like this about Hanum made her claustrophobic and eager to hug the boy. Unable to stay still, Nadhif finally got up from his seat and left the room.

"Mark," Nadhif called to Mark who was sitting in the front seat of his room.

"Yes, sir" replied Mark.

"But there's something else I want to say, sir," Mark said.

"Wait after I get back to the company, Mark. I'm leaving first" Nadhif said, leaving without waiting for Mark to answer.

"It's related to the woman, sir," Mark muttered, looking at Nadhif's missing back behind the hospital elevator.

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In his room, Hanum asks Una to take him for a walk to the hospital park. Really, these two bars here have made Hanum feel bored.

"Our mother goes for a walk, yes," Hanum pinta with her pinched face.

"But Hanum is still limp, dear," replied Una not allowing. He was worried about Hanum's condition which was still very weak, even to stand to the bathroom alone the little girl was very troubled.

"Hanum will feel refreshed if it comes out, ma'am. Let's go out" Hanum assured Una.

Una sighed softly. "But Hanum's in a wheelchair, okay!" una Final.

Hanum nodded happily with a smile on his face. "Okay, Mother," replied Hanum passionately.

Una smiled and picked up the wheelchair that was in the corner of the room. Carefully and slowly, Una helps Hanum get out of bed and into a wheelchair.

After it was confirmed that Hanum was sitting safely and quietly, Una pushed Hanum's wheelchair out of the room. "Where are we going, son?" ask Una.

"Garden," replied Hanum vigorously. Because in the park, there were many children he could meet. Even though he did not come to play, but at least he could laugh to see the cuteness of his age.

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Nadhif walked down the corridor of Hanum's room. When he arrived in front of Hanum's room, Nadhif saw a little from the glass on the door, and it turned out to be empty. To be sure, Nadhif opened the door and popped his head inside.

"Where are they?" mummified Nadhif. He also looked slightly at the bathroom, but showed no sign of anyone there.

Nadhif closed the door again. "Ec ... Sister," call Nadhif to a passing nurse.

"Yes, sir," replied the Sister kindly. If he knew that the one who greeted him was the owner of the hospital, then he would definitely bow down in this moment.

Mister? I wasn't that old that time. Nadhif grumbled inwardly as the Sister called him 'Father'.

"Where's the patient in this room, huh?" nadhif asked the house even though his soul was upset at this moment.

"Oh, Hanum. She had permission to go to the park, sir," replied the Sister.

"Can't he not be exhausted?" tanya Nadhif was a little upset.

"Hanum won't be exhausted, sir. It is good for his health to refresh his body and mind," replied the Sister who made Nadhif a little relieved.

Without saying thank you or anything, Nadhif left the Sister. He hurried to the hospital garden.

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