Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 539
Chapter 539
"Can you believe they let go of the anesthesiologist before even sorting this mess out?" Whitney couldn't wrap her head around the bizarre situation. She was adamant, "I need that anesthesiologist's name. I want to handle this privately."
"Sorry about that!" The hospital director looked troubled. "Turns out, after the anesthesiologist realized he'd given you the wrong anesthesia, he bolted during a shift change. We had no choice but to let him go. Since he was a temp, we're having a hard time tracking down his details. If you insist on following up, it might take a while."
Perfect excuse!
Meaning, she had no way to find that anesthesiologist now. And all this trouble, just for an unwanted full anesthesia during a gastroscopy. The results showed nothing but chronic gastritis and ulcers, no other issues.
The ER doctor stepped forward, "Ms. Valentine, there's no need to worry. The gastroscopy didn't harm you and ruled out any serious conditions like tumors. If you're still feeling unwell, I can prescribe you some medicine right now."
"No need!" Whitney clutched her stomach. Maybe it was the stress of the afternoon, but she couldn't even pinpoint where the pain was anymore. Every other part of her just felt worse, drained and achy, likely the aftermath of the anesthesia.
"I insist the hospital continues to investigate this matter. This was a medical mishap, and I won't just let it slide," she said coolly before leaving the hospital, stopping by a pharmacy to pick up some herbal remedies.
It was already dark outside. Whitney pulled out her phone, intending to call Sandy for a ride, only to see several missed calls from Ludwik, all closely timed. She hesitated for a moment, then deleted the call log without calling back, and drove herself back to Delight Mansion.
The lights were on at the fourth villa, and there stood Danny at the doorway, his anxiety visible.
"Mommy, where have you been?" Danny ran over, both worried and upset, looking her over.
"I wasn't feeling well, had to visit the hospital, and the checks took longer than expected. I'm okay now."
"I tried calling you, but you didn't answer. And with Tiana back in Banyan City, you had no one by your side. I was really worried. Are you sure you're okay? You look pale."
Danny took her hand, noting how cold her fingertips felt. "Your body's so cold!"
sudden bout
There was a moment this afternoon when my heart raced for no reason. I felt so sad, so worried
"Danny, when did
"Around four."
dreaming of Sammy... Danny
the entire hospital, she couldn't find Sammy. Florence was too cunning to hide Sammy in a regular hospital.
deep voice
his car abruptly at her villa, striding
arm. "Why didn't
calls? You vanished for four hours this afternoon. Where were you? Danny said he couldn't reach you, what were
his habit of
me to be out of your sight for four hours?
mean it like that,
her dream of Sammy, her gastritis, her discomfort-all crashed over her. She was in no mood to see him,
moment, her anger surged, "Why do I need your concern? To be suffocated by you? Is it because you can't stand seeing
awful," Ludwik ignored her fury, his concern for her evident as
and went to
pushed him away, but he was
gastritis attack and didn't tell me? With Tiana gone, you should've at least informed me you were sick! Which
get any medication. Please, just leave," Whitney tried to
sharply, his worry palpable. "You look too pale. Did
her, "I can't leave it like this. Let's go to the Lippert family hospital for a
see if her pregnancy
you know my health better than I do? What kind of check-up do you want me
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