Her Twin Pregnancy Turned The CEO Into A Wife Aholic

Chapter 9 Five Years 

Emily helplessly replied, “You didn’t ask before, so I didn’t say. I do have some medical skills.” She thought about it for a moment. She didn’t want to seem arrogant and say too much.

Master’s medical skills were very good. He had taught her a lot, so it was not a problem for her to treat some ordinary diseases.

Mason didn’t understand. He frowned. This person might not be reliable.

“How much is some? Ms. Armstrong, I can’t joke around with the young master’s life…”

he will be in danger at any time. This place is not close to the hospital. It will take half an hour to drive to the nearest hospital from this place. I’m afraid this will put

looked serious. What she said made

Armstrong, do you have a way to treat Young Master Greens’ illness? He is in danger now.” Mason did not speak, he only stared at her. The searching meaning in his gaze was evident. Emily sighed and replied frankly, “There are limitations in medicine. There is no doctor who can be 100% confident in curing every disease. Moreover, he is close to death’s door

in his heart and did

many times. Ms. Armstrong had a steady temperament, and the medicine she developed was miraculous. Mr. Hawking usually praised her. The situation was urgent. Although he did not know what her medical skills were, he didn’t have any other choice right now. “Assistant Mason, why don’t we let Ms. Armstrong try it? It’s best if she can treat him. If it doesn’t work, we can take Young Master Greens to the hospital then.” She

way. Mason turned to Emily and nodded. “Thank you.” Emily nodded and

front of his shirt, revealing his well-built figure and visible abs. She couldn’t care less about embarrassment now. A large wound was on his shoulder, wrapped in gauze, and the blood had seeped out. It was dark red in color. She removed the gauze, the wound was red and swollen with pus. She didn’t know what medicine had been applied, but it was obviously useless. The wound was infected. Emily understood. The wound on his shoulder had triggered an infection and a fever. In addition, it was unknown what kind of old illness was compounding the situation. It had caused his heart to be damaged. His breathing and pulse were weak. “Ms. Armstrong, can it be treated?” Leona asked expectantly. She said without looking back, “Whether it is external injuries or fever, the situation is indeed critical, but