Honestly, if Aria Grant was willing, George Flack really wanted to find a good caregiver who could always take care of Juliet. After all, Juliet just needed someone to care for her, and it didn't have to be Aria Grant. But all these were just George Flack's thoughts, he knew how difficult it would be to actually do it, and he was certain that Aria would never agree.
Yet, George Flack also felt a bit heartbroken, why should one have to make such a big sacrifice? So he asked Dylan Flack.
"If your mom insists on taking care of Juliet at the hospital, what do you plan to do?"
Dylan Flack didn't understand why his dad suddenly asked this. Was there even a plan to consider? Juliet's condition must be dire, and if mom was indeed taking care of her in the hospital all the time, wasn't that expected? After all, Juliet was mom's good friend and had been particularly caring when mom was in trouble.
