Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 283: Logan is in Trouble

Jared Farrell's loving gaze abruptly vanished, and Tina immediately opened her eyes. "What happened?" Hayden Cohen felt a cold sweat breaking out. "Mr. Farrell was in your car, halfway there when someone attacked him!" A chill spread instantly throughout the car. Attacked in his car? Were they targeting Logan or Jared Farrell himself?

Tina furrowed her brows, her voice grave, "How is he?" "He's severely injured." Hayden Cohen pulled up the GPS, hesitating whether to take Tina with him, "Nathan Lehman tried to shield him and is now hanging by a thread!" "The rest of the Farrell family is already on their way to the hospital. What about us?" It was a matter of life and death, especially since both Logan and Nathan Lehman were injured.

Hayden Cohen was slightly panicked. Without any hesitation, Tina declared, "Go to the hospital immediately!" Jared Farrell didn't want to involve her in this trouble, but with her exceptional medical skills, both his grandfather and Nathan Lehman had a better chance of survival. "To the hospital," he stressed. "And hurry!" With both Tina and Jared Farrell insisting, Hayden Cohen had no choice but to step on the accelerator and head straight for the hospital.

He drove nearly fast enough to make the car fly, arriving at the hospital in less than half an hour. Tina and Jared Farrell hurried upstairs, reaching the emergency room where the Farrell family was already anxiously querying the doctors. "Doctor, how is my father!" Arthur and Hazel, a couple, blocked the doctor who was about to perform surgery on Logan, "Get the best doctor immediately. There can be no mistakes with my father's surgery!"

was visibly sweating from anxiety. "What exactly is the situation? Where is he injured that he's bleeding so much!" She was shocked upon arrival, seeing blood all over the floor outside the surgery room was horrifying. Tina and Jared Farrell pushed through the crowd to the front where the doctor quickly explained, "Mr. Logan Farrell is in critical condition

had been injured near the heart, and a major artery was bleeding profusely. A slight mistake could be fatal. Lying on the operating table was Logan Farrell himself, allowing no room for error. Tina, after hearing the doctor, rolled up her sleeves to scrub in and prepare for surgery.

are you talking? Look at his condition, and you still want to mess around?!" It was no joke. Even though Tina had cured Sophia's illness before, it didn't mean

doctors. Don't create chaos here. Can you bear the responsibility if you affect the treatment?" Tina looked at them coldly, her presence almost radiating a low pressure. Everyone was speaking without being able to save Logan's life, trying to stop her from performing the surgery. If it were anyone else, she would turn around and leave without another word. But the person on the

situation was dire. Even summoning a veteran surgeon with thousands of successful surgeries might not guarantee his recovery. She didn't know the extent of Tina's skills, but if Tina failed, Arthur and the others would not let it go easily. She didn't want to see her favored daughter- in-law

turned to Tina with a gentle voice, "Tina, are you sure?" "Yes," Tina nodded. Jared watched her confident face and after a moment, told her, "Just go, and I'll take responsibility if anything happens." Before coming, he had prepared for the worst. If neither the hospital's doctors nor Tina

always disliked Tina, even knowing she was the true daughter of the Reed family, still seeing her as a country bumpkin. Nathaniel reached out to pull Tina away, but Jared Farrell's eyes flashed dangerously, "Nathaniel! Are you seeking death?" His look was lethal, as if Nathaniel would break his arm the moment he touched Tina. Nathaniel shuddered in fear, reminded of the time Nathan Lehman had dislocated his jaw. The excruciating pain was unforgettable. Nathaniel was foolish and impulsive, often becoming an easy target. Arthur and Hazel were frustrated with him, but at the moment, the most important thing was to stop