Love’s Cunning Ruse

Chapter 199

Kieran and Julie rushed back to the hospital.

After more than half an hour of intense rescue efforts, they finally saw Dr. Brice appear at the door of the emergency room.

The moment Dr. Brice saw Julie, he quickly reassured her. “Chill out. Sansa is OK.”

Julie’s inner tension was finally relieved. Standing on her tiptoes to peek into the emergency room, she asked Dr. Brice, “She was alright when I left. What happened all of a sudden…?”

Before she could finish her sentence, Sansa was wheeled out of the emergency room by a nurse.

Sansa had a respirator on, but her eyes were open.

Julie was so shocked that she could hardly speak. Her legs felt weak…

Fortunately, Kieran was quick to catch her body and prevent her from falling. “Sansa…” Her eyes quickly welled up with tears. She rushed to Sansa’s bedside, surprised and overjoyed. But Sansa, lying on the bed with her eyes open, seemed to be unresponsive, as if she heard nothing.

Julie anxiously looked at Dr. Brice.

“First, let’s move her to the ICU.” After saying this to the nurse, Dr. Brice turned to Julie and Kieran. “Let’s talk more in my office.”

In Dr. Brice’s office, he said, “After you left, Sansa had a cardiac arrest. After the resuscitation, she opened her eyes. But she is now paralyzed, unresponsive and unable to speak or think. We noticed some brain activity, but we’re not sure why. Did you say anything important to her?”

After letting out a sigh, Dr. Brice continued, “As long as her heart doesn’t go into sudden cardiac arrest, this is a good sign.”

“Although she is paralyzed and unresponsive now, there have been cases where patients like her woke up with the efforts of their families. Don’t give up hope.” Dr. Brice said.

Julie was elated to hear this.

“Thank you, Dr. Brice!” Julie bowed to him, her face full of gratitude and excitement.

Dr. Brice nodded with a smile, modestly saying, “I just did what I had to do. To prevent her from having a sudden cardiac arrest, I’ve transferred her to the ICU. You can go see her now. Also, it would be wise to hire a professional nurse to take care of her. If anything changes, I’ll let you know.”

“Thanks.” Kieran said.

and said,

Julie headed to the ICU together. Every time she thought of the possibility of Sansa waking up, Julie couldn’t help but tear up. In her excitement, she tightly

with his

then entered the ICU with Kieran while

Brice had said that Sansa was still unresponsive, and wouldn’t react to her surroundings,

expected, Sansa didn’t react, but Julie didn’t give

beeps of the heart monitor echoed in Julie’s ears. She turned her

go sort out the

looked at Sansa again and asked, “Sansa, can’t

silence of the room. Julie-figured she

care of Sansa. Julie had intended to stay overnight with Sansa at the hospital, but the hospital rules stated that family members could only visit, not

Julie didn’t volunteer to drive. She looked at Kieran, thought for a moment, and finally said, “Before I left today, I mentioned the Fitzgerald family and Simon’s name to Sansa. Dr. Brice

made a mistake about who he

answer her, but it was clear he was thinking about

silence, Julie frowned and said, “But before Sansa’s incident, she never mentioned the Fitzgeralds to me. If they really knew

comforting look and said, “Don’t overthink this. I’ll

Sansa wouldn’t be able to open

father, Miles Simson, would

what happened, to which Hayden bluntly responded, “I asked her ages ago. The Fitzgerald family’s first in line, Simon, and the second, Simon’s sister Beatrice, are both

the world,” Kieran stared out the window into the night,

what Kieran meant, “I’ve already got Julien on it. The

hanging up, Kleran found Julie’s not in her room.

saw Shannon looking at ivan’s door. “Is Julle in

Ivan

glance at Ivan’s room. The idea of Julie telling Ivan a story was quite

bit uneasy. She remembered that out of the 46 nannies who got the boot from Ivan, 12 were kicked

go get some rest

arms. With a copy of The Little Prince in hand, Julie was softly reading to him, “I drew my first

and pointed at a drawing that looked like a hat, asking, “Do you