My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Chapter 343 A Successful Surgery

entered the operating theatre, where the anesthesiologist had been waiting patiently.

This time, Freya had specially enlisted the services of a top-notch international anesthesiologist, ensuring world-class expertise for the procedure.

She had prepared everything to the best of her ability. She had meticulously prepared for this moment,

ven going to bed early the previous night to ensure she was well-rested and fully alert.

The surgery commenced, and the bright lights of the operating room illuminated the scene.

Braxton’s face turned slightly pale, and Freya stayed by his side.

“Brax, don’t worry. The surgery will be successful.”

As the anesthesia took effect, Braxton managed to muster a smile at Freya before slipping into unconsciousness.

“Don’t be afraid,” he whispered.

Watching Braxton fall into a coma. Freya became teary

It was Braxton undergoing the surgery, yet he was the one comforting her.

She took a deep breath and had a nurse beside her wipe away her tears.

As a doctor, she understood the importance of maintaining composure, especially during surgery.

Her calm demeanor was crucial for her brother’s successful operation.

Freya quickly regained her focus as Ethan, the lead surgeon, began making an incision in Braxton’s lower abdomen.

Freya observed every detail of the surgical procedure, leaving no room for error.

The drug was delivered and administered into Braxton’s body.

Time ticked by. Freya was fully focused on the surgery, and the only sign of her exertion was the occasional bead of sweat, quickly wiped away by the attending nurse.

When the final stitch was made, Freya felt as if her soul had been drained.

She turned to look at Ethan beside her, whose condition was not much different from hers, looking like he might slump to the ground at any moment.

“How long has it been?” Freya asked the nurse beside her, noticing that her voice had become hoarse.

The nurse looked at her with admiration. “It’s been nine hours.”

hours of intense concentration and tension

expressed her gratitude. “Dr.

to say a word, Freya knew that the surgery had been a success Now, it was time for postoperative observation

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outside, undoubtedly feeling anxious. Nine hours of intense focus for her had passed like a fleeting moment, but for Isabella, it

operating room, and Isabella rushed in immediately. Her eyes were red, and her voice

and said, “Don’t worry,

stood still for a few seconds, clutching her chest, her vision darkening

quickly reached out to support her and said with a wry smile, “Don’t faint now. I don’t have the energy to take care of you. Besides, you

regained her composure and stood upright, though her

see him.”

was still under the effects of anesthesia as the nurses wheeled his bed into

elsewhere but instead arranged for an additional bed to be brought in

her gaze fixed on the

the readings made

down on the bed. She turned to the side and looked

worry, this reading

wake Brax up. When he’s awake, make sure he doesn’t fall back asleep. Keep him alert until the evening, and

can rest

made several attempts before Braxton finally emerged from his

palpable. With the anesthesia effects dissipating. there was no longer any immediate threat

had held on until now,

called out. “I’ll sleep for a

She was already exhausted just

mind was at case, she

his head to look at his sleeping sister. A warm smile

“Frey must be exhausted

up in Isabella’s eyes as she cast

been too

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of how fatigued Freya

worried, but

The ward remained quiet.

grimaced in pain, but he

the doctor to administer

voice strained as he exhaled between clenched

slept from 8 p.m. to 4

she woke up, she found Braxton sleeping in the adjacent bed. Isabella was perched beside him, her eyes wide open, diligently monitoring the values on

Isabella so dedicated, considering she would

completely engrossed in monitoring the equipment, occasionally pinching he: self to stay alert and focused on the

realized that this might be the most beautiful expression of