Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1158 He is Unconscious

My heart was lodged in my throat. I had a feeling that when Oliver shielded Lauren from the knife attack, stepping in front of her in a split second, he had actually taken the blow meant for me. I sensed it the moment Lauren pushed me away, her swift gesture revealing that

the assailant was targeting me.

I realized that if she had reacted a second later, I would have been injured.

The car arrived at the hospital, and the ambulance stopped at the entrance. The doctors who had been waiting swiftly transferred Oliver on a mobile bed to head to the emergency room.

Oliver was rushed into the emergency room, and Lauren sat on the floor, staring at her blood-stained hands and muttering, "Why is there so much blood? He'll be fine, won't he?"

I hurried over and grabbed her. "Don't worry, Lauren. He'll be okay."

She looked at me in disbelief, gripping my hand tightly. "He's lost so much blood, Chlo. What do we do? I can't let anything happen to him!"

At that moment, more doctors hurried over, and I saw the hospital director among them. Atlas gave them some brief instructions and commanded, "Make sure you bring him back to me."

That phrase sent shivers down my spine. Atlas never spoke like that. What did "bring him back to me" mean?

The doctors quickly entered the emergency room.

I couldn't believe what I was seeing and looked at Atlas. His expression was serious.

a glance with Jared, who said, "There's

from the ground, settling her in a chair. Her face was deathly

ticked away, our

silently by the emergency room door. Ivanna sat

silence. Startled, I quickly pulled out my phone and saw that it was

and my mom said, "Why aren't you back

injured. We're all at the hospital, and we might not be back tonight. You go ahead and sleep; I'll have Carol book a flight for Dad tomorrow morning." I had forgotten about this. My mom

asked, "What happened? What's going on? I was just

and we're all at the

what

I briefly explained

was

her to book

to do anything else?" Carol asked. "Everything's fine right now," I said, then

even more emotional and agitated She couldn't sit still and paced back and forth at

immediately grabbed her, which earned herself a scolding. "Don't disrupt my

packs. Let

belongs to en.e get

hurriedly ran out. She returned

too. Why did she

one dared stop the nurse this time, afraid that