The Billionaire's Forbidden Longing

Even though Allison didn't have any personal experience with intimate stuff, she could still spot the signs.

So, she gave Victor a heads-up. "Victor, while Liliana's getting treated, you gotta lay off the sex. Keep it in check!"

Liliana, leaning against the doorframe, couldn't help but laugh.

Victor, feeling awkward, quickly headed downstairs.

Seeing him, Liliana laughed even harder. "Allison, you're the best!"

Allison then walked into the bedroom.

Using the same massage techniques as before, Allison worked on Liliana until she slowly drifted off to sleep.

Victor quietly came back with a glass of water for Liliana.

"Victor mentioned that Liliana's period came early and the color was yellowish-black. Is that normal?" Victor asked, worried.

"That's not really her period. It's her body getting rid of toxins because of the massage therapy. Once that's all cleared out, her normal cycle should come back, and she'll be fine. If I hadn't stepped in, Liliana might've needed a hysterectomy. But with the toxins gone, she'll bounce back," Allison explained.

Victor nodded, feeling super grateful to Allison. Without her, Liliana's condition could've gotten worse, maybe even leading to cancer.

Luckily, it wasn't too late. Over the past few weeks, Liliana's complexion had gotten way better, and she didn't look as frail as before. This made Victor feel a lot better.

"I'll put together a diet plan for Felicity to help with nutritional therapy. The next two months are key. Once Liliana's health is back on track, you can take her out for some fun. A good mood does wonders for health!" Allison advised.

Allison's suggestion was a gentle nudge for Victor.

Victor was a bit surprised, then looked at her. "Allison, you mean..."

Allison explained, "I've noticed Liliana showing signs of mild depression. It's not too bad yet, but you know how it goes. If we don't address it, stress could make it worse."

Victor nodded, holding Liliana's hand gently, his eyes full of concern.

Seeing this, Allison felt a bit relieved.

Actually, Liliana had confided in Allison, asking for help to get healthier so she could try to have another baby with Victor.

Despite her usual carefree attitude, Liliana was really affected by not being able to have an heir, which was a big part of her depression.

Allison found it hard to get why having an heir was such a big deal, but thinking about Blair made her realize that sometimes, societal expectations weigh heavily on personal desires. For Liliana, it was Victor; for Allison, it was Alexander.

"Thanks, Allison. I've been neglecting her needs. I'll be more attentive from now on," Victor said sincerely.

Allison nodded, packing up her massage tools and heading downstairs, where she saw Aiden lying in bed, looking unwell.

"Aiden, I'm here!" Allison said cheerfully.

Aiden was surprised to see her. "Allison, what's going on?"

"I'm here to give you a massage. Are you scared?" Allison asked, tilting her head.

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Aiden chuckled. "Of course not. Only if you promise to be gentle!"

Allison laughed and got to work with the massage therapy.

After a bit, Aiden felt warmth spreading through his body, the pain in his legs easing, and soon he was out like a light.

Once she was done, Allison's expression turned serious.

She scribbled down a prescription and handed it to Alexander. "Take this to the hospital and get it from Henry. Aiden's showing signs of a stroke. This medication can help prevent it. He needs to take it right away, and we'll keep up the massage therapy for two weeks. Also, make sure he stays calm. I'll tell the butler to keep an eye on his blood pressure."

Alexander, looking pretty anxious, decided to go to the hospital himself.noveldrama

He woke Henry, who frowned at the prescription. "Who's at risk of a stroke?"

"My father," Alexander replied, looking pale.

Henry quickly got the prescription ready. "Head to pharmacy thirteen in the north

wing. This stuff is pricey, so don't forget to pay."

Alexander didn't care about the cost, as long as it helped Aiden.

But he was floored to find out each pill cost $100,000.

"Is it too expensive? Ask Allison. She developed it. It's not on the market because of the price. She's come up with several effective treatments, but they're too costly, which has put a strain on the hospital's budget. Mr. Watson is under a lot of pressure," Henry explained.

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Alexander raised an eyebrow. "How about I buy them all?"

Henry, amused, shook his head. "Alexander, I know you're loaded, but even you can't afford that! I'm suggesting you talk to Allison about making more affordable versions."

Shaking his head, Henry went back to the break room.

Alexander returned home with the medication. Allison dissolved it in warm water, and Alexander gave it to Aiden.

Still worried, Alexander decided to stay in Aiden's room that night. Despite often clashing with Aiden, Alexander was deeply devoted. He meticulously oversaw Aiden's care, including the medicine he took and the meals he ate.

Allison stayed vigilant, checking on Aiden two hours later. Seeing improvement, she finally relaxed, collapsing into Alexander's arms. "He's getting better. We can rest now." Alexander kissed her cheek, seeing her exhaustion. "I'll take you to bed. Sleep well." Alexander carried Allison upstairs and waited until she was asleep before heading back down. He ran into Griffin.

"What's going on? Why are you still up?" Griffin asked. He had come out after hearing the commotion.

Alexander explained Aiden's condition.

Griffin was shocked. "Are you sure? Should we take him to the hospital?"

Griffin grabbed a coat and joined Alexander in watching over Aiden.

"Allison diagnosed him. She prescribed a powerful medication, and he's already taken it," Alexander noted.

Griffin sighed in relief. "Allison's reliable. But you, on the other hand, are a different story."