His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 1068:

Lucas followed her, concern etched on his features as they hastened toward the Grand Plains General Hospital.

Throughout the drive, Belinda’s heart raced with trepidation, leaving her feeling utterly disoriented. Each passing moment felt like an eternity as she grappled with the thought of her grandmother in distress.

Lucas continuously tried to reassure her with gentle words. “Everything will be alright, Belinda. Kenia is strong. She’ll get through this.”

Yet Belinda barely heard him. All she could think about was her grandmother lying on a hospital bed, possibly in pain and unconscious…

After a while, they finally arrived at the neurosurgery operating room at the Grand Plains General Hospital, breathless and anxious.

At the entrance to the operating room, they encountered Sarai waiting anxiously.

The instant Sarai saw Belinda, she rushed forward. “Belinda! Hurry! The doctors need a family member’s consent before they can start the surgery!” Since Sarai wasn’t an immediate relative, she hadn’t been permitted to sign.

her breath as she reached the surgical unit. “Dr. Hammond!” She recognized the man in

when he

my grandmother!” Belinda

He took a deep breath before continuing. “The fall resulted in fractures to her left ankle joint and left shoulder blade. While painful, these injuries are not life-threatening. The primary concern,

every

the mention of “intracranial hemorrhage,” and her face lost all color as the weight of the words settled in. Beside her,

his grip around Belinda’s

extensive. Given her age, we strongly recommend treating the hematoma with a minimally invasive stereotactic aspiration procedure. This

a document toward Belinda. “We

by unshed tears, she scrawled her name on the form before looking up at the doctor, desperation

Hammond, please… Please do everything you can to save her,”

her plea with a reassuring nod. “We’ll try our best; don’t worry.” With that, he turned and disappeared into the operating

to a nearby bench, gently urging her to sit down. He took her hands in his, his grip warm and steady. “Your grandmother is in capable hands, Belinda. I’m