Crossroads

Chapter 346

Chapter 346

Stephanie sat on the metal chair in the hospital, closing her eyes. It seemed like she was sleeping, but in fact, she couldn’t fall asleep.

She was now on the seventh floor, which was entirely dedicated to the cardiovascular department, and in front of her was the isolated intensive care area. Gary was inside, his life uncertain.

Stephanie blinked and adjusted her sitting position. In the long night, she planned to sit like this, dozing off

She didn’t understand whether it was because she was too worried about Gary’s illness to sleep or because she knew Dominick was in this hospital.

On the

cold January night, at one o’clock in the morning, it was bone–chilling.

The hospital corridor had no heating, and Stephanie wrapped herself tightly in her light pink wool cost, her fingers turning red from the cold

Diana was in the ward on the fifth floor, accompanying Samantha. At nine in the evening, Vincent had someone send over food. Samantha and Diana ate some. Stephanie had no appetite and couldn’t eat.

Everyone was well aware that Gary’s cerebral hemorrhage was severe, and they were all anxious, but they also understood that the only thing they could do now was to wait.

The glass windows of the corridor were tightly closed, but Stephanie still felt a cold wind occasionally blowing through, mixed with the smell of disinfectant and a hint of blood

She hated hospitals, or rather, she was afraid of them

The more she thought about it, the more tense Stephanie became, and her face turned pale.

Suddenly, she heard a crisp sound, the sound of leather shoes stepping on the floor, but there was only one sound. Then the sound disappeared,

hidden

Stephanie immediately turned her head and looked towards her left, but she stared for a long time and didn’t see anyone passing by. She thought she might have heard wrong, but it felt like there was a scorching gaze coming from that direction, making her very uncomfortable

and occasionally, the voices of a few nurses chatting

closed her

she knew it, Stephanie fell asleep

she was still sensitive. When someone approached her, she immediately tensed

to catch a cold sleeping here like this” It was

shifts watching over your father. Sitting here waiting won’t help. You might as well take advantage of this time to get some sleep. You’ll be busy during the day. There are some empty beds on this floor. Ell arrange one for you, and you can sleep here temporarily for the

white bedsheet in her hands, looking at her somewhat

or is this

thanked her but still intended to spend the night on

her and didn’t insist, returning to the nurse’s station to

long, cold night. Stephanie wrapped herself in the white bedsheet, half asleep and half awake, but

her the

in the morning, the hospital started to bustle,

the habit of waking up early while living in the Wellington family, so she was in fairly good spirits when she woke up. She folded the white bedsheet neatly and returned it to the nurse, then looked around. She was sure no one had been with her last night. b must have been a

intensive care unit to examine him, Diana and Samantha also rushed up, anxiously waiting

of the ward opened, and the bald doctor leading

Reed has regimed consciousness, and the cerebral hemorrhage is under control. His temperature, blood pressure, and heartbeat are all nominal. This afternam, you may

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Chapter 346

this, everyone felt

Lease

so much.” Diana’s eyes were also teary as she repeatedly expressed her gratitude.

in with these polite words but stretched her neck to

turned to Stephanie specifically and said, “Ms. Reed, your father will definitely need a relatively long period of rehabilitation after he

much bleeding in his right brain, which would certainly affect his left limbs. Whether his intelligence and language functions were affected could not be determined for

Samantha wiped her tears while murmuring her

longer

for how much his body could recover,

however, was

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