CHAPTER 570 WHIP

"I've heard of him." Joe raised his hand. "Dr. Tom is a world-renowned psychologist and hypnotist. I

actually wanted Mr. Lancaster to see him, but Dr. Tom rejected us at the time. The reason was because he wanted to treat a child, so I had to seek Dr. Lucas' help instead because he was the best psychiatrist in the city of Vancouver after all."

After Henry heard this, he finally learned a little bit about Dr. Tom.

Joe suddenly thought of something. He said, "Theo’s mother, you mentioned Dr. Tom earlier. Could it be that the child Dr. Tom treated back then was actually Theo?"

On the other end of the phone, Yvonne sneered coldly when she heard his question. "Yes, it was Theo."

"How is Theo now?" Henry asked.

Perhaps it was because he knew that Theo was his own child that Henry did not hide his worries and concern for Theo anymore.

Yvonne could naturally sense what he meant. She was quiet for a moment and she finally answered him coldly. "Thanks to that daughter you raised, Theo's condition hasn't improved in the slightest." "I want to see Theo." Henry squeezed the phone tightly.

"No!" Yvonne refused coldly.

"I am his father. I have the right to see him. Theo might react if he sees me," Henry said.

Yvonne moved her lips and hesitated.

Although she thought that Theo was unlikely to respond to Henry, she was not completely sure about i t.

In spite of everything, Theo never had a father figure i n his life before.

Maybe Henry's presence would make a difference in Theo’s life.

As Yvonne thought about this, she gritted her teeth and agreed. "Okay, I’ll let you see Theo, but under two conditions."

Henry didn't expect that she would actually agree. A hint of excitement flashed across his eyes as he asked, "What are the conditions?"

"One, you can’t ask the people around Theo about me."

"Okay." Henry agreed without hesitation.

Yvonne's mood was instantly better when she saw how quick he was to agree. "Two, you can’t take Theo away."

"Okay." Henry nodded.

Yvonne's expression seemed to be calmer now. "Since you've agreed, then I hope you'll keep your promises."

"I will," Henry said faintly.

Yvonne sneered, "Just remember what you said. I'll arrange the time for you to meet Theo. Also, Dr. Tom will be coming to Canada in two days. I can ask him to check your brain and get rid of all those things in your head."

Sue and Joe looked at each other when they heard this. They were both excited and surprised.

Although Henry did not have much of a reaction, his tensed expression eased a little. "Thank you."

"Hah. I'm not doing this for you. I'm doing all these for Theo so that you won't give all of the Lancaster family's property to some outsider," Yvonne said coldly.

Henry wondered if it was an illusion that he could actually feel a little warmth in her cold tone.

He wondered what kind of person she was and what she looked like.

"Anyway, thank you." Henry thanked her again.

Yvonne hung up the phone without speaking.

When Henry heard nothing else on the phone, he grabbed the phone to look at it, only to realize that the phone had been hung up.

He felt an unexplainable regret, but he did not think much about it. He then handed the phone to Joe who was beside him. "Go and get my hospital discharge done." "What? Sir, are you leaving the hospital?" Sue exclaimed.

Henry said, "I have something I need to deal with."

"You can’t, you haven't recovered yet." Sue insisted for him to not leave the hospital. Content from NôvelDr(a)ma.Org.

However, Henry was determined and she could not stop him. In the end, Joe settled all the discharge procedures.

Shane went to Henry's ward in a white coat. "Do you really want to leave the hospital?"

Henry nodded.

Shane shrugged. "Fine, but if you get another headache next time, I won't visit you anymore."

"You don’t need to," Henry said coldly.

Shane pouted, "You still have a temper. Fine, leave then."

Henry ignored him and started buttoning up his suit b y the hospital bed.

Shane was speechless, "I came here just to see you after hearing that you were getting discharged from the hospital. I ended up being treated like this."

Henry paused for a while, but quickly resumed with what he was doing as he asked, "How long have you known Theo's mother?"

"Why are you asking this?" Shane frowned.

Henry turned around and looked at him. "Answer me."

"Fine, I’ll answer you. We’ve known each other for a long time, for many years in fact." Shane gave a vague answer.

Henry pursed his lower lip, obviously not satisfied with his answer. "Theo and his mother are from abroad. You travelled abroad very frequently in the past six years. Was it because of them?" 1

A flash of surprise could be seen in Shane's eyes when he heard this.

Henry noticed it and clenched his fists. He felt strangely uncomfortable, as if someone else had taken what was supposed to be his.

"I knew it. Shane Summers, what else were you hiding from me? How do you know everyone related to me, including Theo, his mother, and Shannon?" Henry stared at him closely.

Shane sighed and stopped fooling around with Henry. "You’ll find out in the future."

"In the future?" Henry sneered. "You’re all the same. Everybody knows the truth but me, and I’m kept in the dark. Everyone tells me that I’ll know eventually, but how long will that be?" 1

Shane was shocked to hear the self-deprecation and sorrow in Henry’s tone. He stepped forward and put his hand on Henry's shoulder just like when he was his friend. "Very soon. When you regain your memory, you’ll understand everything without us telling you. A s a friend, I could tell the reason why you wanted to get discharged from the hospital was to meet Jacqueline, right? Go."

After Shane said that, he let go of his hand, turned around, and went out.

Henry looked towards the direction where Shane was leaving with his dark eyes.

At this moment, Joe poked his head in through the door. "Mr. Lancaster, the car is ready. Let's go."

"Okay." Henry nodded and walked out of the ward.

After leaving the hospital, they made their way to Conrad's villa.

When they arrived, Sue was already waiting at the door.

"Sir, I've already brought the thing you asked me to get from the old house.” Sue handed him a bag with both hands.

After Henry took the bag, he opened it to take a look. When he saw the jet-black whip inside, there was a cold smirk in the corner of his mouth.

Sue looked at him. "Sir, are you going to hit Jacqueline with this whip?"

Joe also nodded, "Yes, Mr. Lancaster. Are you?"

Henry took out the whip and handed the bag to Sue."

This whip is only used on members of the Lancaster family who make grave mistakes. I haven't divorced Jacqueline yet so she’s still considered part of the Lancaster family. She had the nerves to get someone t o hypnotize me, so I won’t let her go."

"But sir, will you be able to be cruel to her? The psychological cues have made you unable to be cruel t o Jacqueline, isn’t that right?" Sue was a little worried.

Henry lowered his eyes when he heard that. His eyes were red when he pulled out the whip. He didn't answer Sue and walked inside.

As soon as he entered the villa, Jacqueline rushed down from the second floor. Her clothes were wrinkled and her hair was all messed up. She pulled Henry's sleeves like a crazy woman. "Henry, Henry, how’s Anna? Tell me, how is she?"