The Young Man in White, Unparalleled in Medicine and Martial Arts

"Stinky Braydon! I've been waiting for you for so long!" Heather Sage's eyes were filled with resentment.

"In order to save Ginny, Young Master Braydon didn't close his eyes for seven days. After he was done, he hurried over," Logan Hall explained.

"Is Ginny okay now?" Heather remembered that Ginny Neal had fallen ill at the amusement park.

"Ginny is fine now. How's Grandma?" Braydon nodded.

"The doctor has sent out four critical notices in a row. Grandma is old, and half of her body is soft. The doctor said that it's a sign of stroke, which is a high-risk period for older people."

Harold Sage was more mature. He had already accepted Braydon and treated him as his brother-in-law. He could be considered half a Sage family member.

Moreover, Grandma Sage was nearly eighty years old and was considered an advanced elder. It was actually very common for her to suddenly fall ill even though she was in good health.