A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 1469

Mr. Keith nodded in assent, taking his place by the operating table, ready to assist the veteran old doctor at a moment’s notice. As Dr. Moore had anticipated, complications soon began to cascade, one after another.

Handing over a scalpel to Mr. Keith, Dr. Moore then directed Ms. Amelia and Dr. Marcus to tackle various complications, while he himself zeroed in on the critical issue of heart

failure.

In his lifetime, Dr. Moore had snatched many souls from the jaws of death, but this case proved exceptionally thorny. Even he felt a sense of helplessness in the face of the mounting complications.

While continuing the life-saving surgery, he had a nurse inform the waiting family members of the dire situation, handing them the grim prognosis. Given the explosion of complications, even he couldn’t guarantee a successful outcome.

Outside the OR, Bernard Laurence, already steeped in despair, was handed the ominous notice. He stood there, a shell of a man, utterly defeated and frozen in place.

“Mr. Laurence, I need your signature, please.”

would mean acknowledging that Eleanor’s condition was beyond even The surgeon’s saving grace. Bernard’s bloodshot eyes brimmed with a torment that made life seem worse than death, “Please, you can’t give up.

pleas from outside, The surgeon’s brows knotted tightly. With so many complications, what more could he do? Even ten of him might not be enough.

peril, cried ceaselessly. The infant’s desperate wails touched everyone, bringing

your skills, but please, for Eleanor’s sake, give it

Marcus and the other doctors in the OR, all determined to save their patient, Dr.

“Everyone, keep fighting!”

“Yes, sir!”

strength of all the medical staff, its echo reaching the family members gathered outside, moving them to their

had converged as quickly as possible, while Peterson Sharp, nursing a bullet wound, arrived under

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from across

the time the other family members arrived at the hospital, the surgery had been underway for twelve long hours. The surgeon, exhausted and trembling, handed over the surgical duties to

She had encountered four luminaries of the medical world. While Ms. Amelia

of the medical team, the patient’s vital signs slowly stabilized. The blood pressure dropped, acute organ failure ceased, the cerebral hemorrhage was contained, and the other complications dissipated. However, after enduring such an ordeal, the patient