Chapter 4070

Married At First Sight Chapter 4070
Chapter 4070
Evan was certain that his grandmother would not deceive him, so he decided to pursue Abby once more. After all their ups and downs, he refused to avoid her any longer.
In Mrs. Du’s eyes, Evan was already her son-in-law. Since Abby’s future happiness depended on him, Mrs. Du paid close attention to everything concerning her potential son-in-law.
Abby simply replied, “He’s in the hospital.”
“Hospitalized? Is it that serious? Is his life in danger?” Mrs. Du was shocked, never expecting something as simple as eating chili peppers to escalate so dramatically.
She worried that if Evan were seriously harmed, it could turn the Du and York families into enemies. They wanted to become relatives, not rivals.
Abby chuckled softly. “Mom, it’s not that bad. He just has an inflamed throat. His voice is hoarse, so he can’t talk right now. The doctor said it will take a few days for him to recover.
He’s been coughing and had a fever, but he’s on an IV now, and his fever is starting to go down. He’s asleep and coughing less. His health is strong, so he’ll be fine. Don’t worry, Mom.”
If Evan’s condition had truly been life-threatening, Abby would have already called Lilian for help.
Mrs. Du let out a sigh of relief. “As long as his life isn’t in danger. Next time, remind your sister not to let him eat so many peppers. We enjoy spicy food, but even we can’t handle that much. Evan shouldn’t have been forced to eat it all when he clearly can’t handle spicy food.”
Abby replied, “Mom, you all agreed when my sister suggested it. Everyone said he should finish the whole basket of peppers. Now you’re blaming my sister? Don’t say anything to her. She was just trying to help me, and Evan made the choice to eat them. He could have

“said no.” This wasn’t Adalee’s fault. In fact, she had proactively asked Abby to intervene earlier, which was already a significant favor. Under normal circumstances, Adalee wouldn’t have minded if Evan finished the entire basket of chili peppers. She only softened because she recognized that Abby still cared about Evan.

Mrs. Du sighed, acknowledging Abby’s point. “I know. I won’t say anything to your sister. I was just expressing my frustration. Who would have thought that eating chili peppers could lead to such serious consequences? Had I known, I wouldn’t have agreed. But honestly, it was his grandmother and family who encouraged him the most.”

While Evan was eating the chili peppers live, the York family continually sent gifts, urging him to eat more. Everyone witnessed it.

Abby replied, “Mom, what’s done is done. There’s no point in dwelling on it now. Grandma York just called to check on Evan. Bottom line, you don’t need to worry—he’ll be fine.” Abby would never allow anything bad to happen to Evan.

“By the way, Mom,” Abby continued, “when Spencer gets back, can you arrange for someone else to pick him up at the airport? Evan’s in the hospital because of me, and I need to stay here to care for him. I can’t leave.”

Mrs. Du, who had just softened, immediately changed her tone. “Absolutely not. You must pick up Spencer on Saturday. Evan’s fever is already going down, isn’t it? He’s a grown man who just caught a cold—he can take care of himself.”

“Abby, don’t go easy on him just because he ate a lot of chili peppers this one time. If you’re too lenient, he’ll start to take you for granted in the future.”