His Tears

"She is fine for now, Mr Reyes," the doctor uttered, placing Celia's hand on the bed and then she removed her stethoscope.

"But these continuous blackouts can tend to be harmful for her in future if she continues to get them,"

Ashton heavily sighed at the doctor's words and looked at his daughter who was laying on her bed and was unconscious. This was the second time she fainted in a single day.

"Give her the medicines on time and take care of her diet. Her body has turned really very weak and that's why she is getting blackouts," the doctor said and then got up on her feet.

"And I would personally suggest that keep her away from any kind of stress or the things which bother her both mentally and physically. Her condition can worsen,"

The extreme worry on his face could not be ignored. He weakly nodded his head.

"Take care," the doctor stated and left from there.

Ashton exhaled firmly and looked at her face where he saw her peacefully sleeping. He walked towards her and then