Forsaken Daughter Pampered by Top Hier

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The moment Catlin saw Chris, she couldn’t hold back her frustration and anguish. “Chris, Olivia is in so much pain.”

Chris had replaced Olivia’s entire medical team with his own people, some of the best specialists in the field.

Perhaps it was because of Allison and Macro’s reputation, but Catlin couldn’t shake the feeling that if these two doctors joined Olivia’s treatment, they could at least ease some of her suffering.

It didn’t matter whether the chances were high or not. Even if it was just to make the process less agonizing for Olivia, Catlin would take it.

So every time she saw Olivia writhing in pain, she became even more determined to have Macro and Allison involved in her

treatment.

Chris frowned, exhaling slightly in frustration. “I know.”

‘How could she not be in pain? With everything she’s suffering from, it’s impossible for her not to feel it, he wondered.

Catlin pleaded, “You have to get Macro and Allison on board. I’m really worried, Chris. I’m scared Olivia won’t make it through another bout of this pain.”

Every time she saw Olivia enduring the agony, she truly feared she wouldn’t survive it.

and Allison step in, their treatment plan wouldn’t

severe; there was no way she wouldn’t be

the reputation. I know they can make it easier for her.” Catlin insisted. “Chris, I’m begging you; find a way. I know you can. Stephanie is

stubbornness was utterly maddening.

moment. The second he heard Stephanie’s name, a shadow flickered in his

kept talking, but Chris no longer heard

frowned and looked at him; sure enough, he was completely lost in

his name a few more times before Chris finally snapped back to

for her surgery,” she urged. “You know Olivia’s body can’t take the current treatment. It’s unbearable

broke slightly as she spoke, overwhelmed

it. I’ll go check on

but her expression

headed toward

continuing to press

the hospital room, Olivia, looking pale and weak, stared at

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across the screen.

chest tightened

the caregiver beside her, she said, “That’s enough