A Wound that Never Heals

Chapter 159 Darlene, Get Closer to Me

Nathen was holding a medical record folder, standing silently at Giovanni’s office door.

Nathen had just received the news that part of Darlene’s important examination results. had come out. The nurse said that the results had been sent directly to Giovanni, and she even told Nathen, “The situation is not good.”

So Nathen immediately threw aside other things and wanted to ask Giovanni as Darlene’s attending doctor.

During this period, it was Nathen who treated Darlene. As a doctor, he had expected. how terrible Darlene’s condition would be and how fast it would worsen.

However, although Nathen had expected it, he was shocked to see Giovanni handing the critically ill notification to Gustave through the open door.

Darlene was about to die, and Giovanni was telling her family to prepare for the funeral.

Nathen was in a trance for a moment. No matter how many mental preparations he had made, he felt that this result was a little too abrupt.

Inside, Giovanni’s voice sounded. “I reminded you before that with Ms. Garcia’s condition, drug treatment was not effective. It can only keep her in a stable and calm.

mood.

“If she is stimulated again, the consequences are unpredictable. If I am not wrong, something had happened to her before she suddenly fell ill and was sent to the hospital, right?”

Nathen clenched the medical record folder in his hand and recalled that when Darlene

had just been sent over, Aleena held the court file bag in her hand.

And when Aleena was in the sick room, she complained furiously, “Avery is a bastard. He still refuses to divorce. He really wants to drive Darlene to death…”

The word Avery filled Nathen’s mind.

Nathen turned around and directly entered the elevator to go to the underground. garage. He wanted to drive away.

Just as Nathen stepped out of the elevator and entered the garage, he saw Avery getting out of the car and walking over.

It was such a coincidence that Nathen did not have to think of a way to find Avery.

Nathen strode over, and just as he was about to swing his fist, he remembered that Darlene was still in the sick room.

Giovanni was about to leave soon. He would operate in another hospital later, so now Darlene had to rely on Nathen.

the end, Nathen did not punch Avery, who walked up to him and said,

for Avery to call Nathen so

find Darlene.

directly past him.

around, wanting to stop Nathen. “Aren’t you her attending physician? How could Darlene not

know?”

single word and directly walked away.

no choice but to take out his phone

and Darlene, but no

hospital director, who was not familiar with Darlene, so

director. After quite a while, he told

ward.

walked to the other side of the garage and entered a control room familiarly.

control room. Except for maintenance workers or the person in charge, no one else was allowed to enter.

had invested in this hospital, so it was naturally not difficult for

opened the door and went in. He then turned on his phone and looked at the

not many people entering the elevator from the underground garage in the hospital, but it was still daytime, and Avery was not

elevator.

entered the elevator, there were two

and laughing.

my boss, I wouldn’t have come to visit him. I was just worried that he would dislike us and dock our

right. It’s so cold. Even taxi fares have increased a lot. Oh, let’s split it. I’ll transfer the money to

at Avery, who was beside them, from time to

and handsome man could not be seen even on television. It seemed that their trip to the hospital today was worth it.

two women exchanged glances and laughed quietly.

on the first floor. Normally, most people got in

the first floor.

up a few floors, the two women were still chatting. Suddenly, the elevator stopped, and then there was the sound of an electric current. The lights

went

women immediately screamed in unison. The

face

he vaguely heard anxious voices from the two women beside him.

Where’s your phone? Quickly take it out and turn.

in the taxi? That’s my

crouched down along the elevator wall behind him.

he had been suffering from claustrophobia. From the