Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife

Chapter 19

In the Intensive Care Unit.

Olivia was lying in bed quietly with the ventilator

connected to her. Her hands were unable to take in any injections so the nurse could only place the needle on her

arm.

Her thighs, knees, and abdomen were covered with

bandages, if she had more injuries, she would have been wrapped fully like a mummy.

Her face was as pale as paper, if the ECG machine was not beeping, no one would know that this was a living person.

John stood by her bedside, frowning and he said with a hoarse voice, “Olivia Larson, don’t die! I will never allow you to die!”

She would only be his woman, be it dead or alive.

As long as he was alive, he would never give her away to anyone else!

He held her chilly and skinny hand while sitting by the bedside, a trace of heartache flashed through his eyes.

Zac looked at his pretentious look and could not help but frown. “John Freeman, get out. I assume she won’t want to see you when she wakes.”

Hearing such, John raised his head and glared at him coldly. “You’re hiding something, aren’t you?”

It was obvious that the doctor wanted to say something earlier, but Zac interrupted him first.

said

what kind of illness Olivia

have.

body had always been strong and healthy, unlike Dorothy who could fall sick from the

need to

an icy cold aura, all of which showed his

“Zac Quinton, tell me.”

remembered

knew John’s temper and that he would never give up until

fever easily if she gets caught in the rain

‘I didn’t know that she has

doctor mentioned it the previous

can ask for the report

even if John insisted on getting proof,

problem.

“The previous time?’

asked, “Why didn’t you tell

pneumonia, he would never have kept her in the

does it make? Do

over Dorothy the previous time and even gave her the last pack of Rh-negative blood, have

heart and he could actually

wanted to punch Zac back. ‘How can he know more about her

he did not love Olivia anymore, hi.

allow any other men to

Zac Quinton, you would’ve been