Chapter 1036 Terminal Lucidity

Half an hour later, the convoy of cars from the Oates family grandly entered the underground parking lot of the hospital. Sienna stealthily trailed them inside. One could only wonder whether everyone in the Oates family was too eager to head to the hospital or simply too careless to not notice Sienna tailing them. Upon seeing the group step into the elevator, Sienna watched the panel as it showed that they had stopped on the fifteenth floor. She waited for a while before boarding another elevator to head upstairs. When the elevator reached the fourteenth floor, she got off and then crept up the steps through the emergency staircase, silently making her way up to the fifteenth floor. As soon as she exited the emergency staircase, Finnick's voice reached her ears.

“Doctor, how's my dad doing now?”

“The patient has yet to pass the critical period. Please stay calm.”

That reply was from a voice stranger to Sienna.

be the

Crowding near the entrance of the emergency treatment room was the Oates family with Finnick leading at the forefront. Everyone regarded the doctor with varied expressions. The doctor hurried away, seemingly anxious. A pucker formed

must be very

of the emergency treatment room. A rather displeased collateral relative of the Oates family piped up, “Finnick, what's going on? Did the old man have a stroke? Or is it a brain bleed? Why did you only summon us when

hide it from us intentionally, did you?” asked another woman,

the elevator. She gazed at the bustling corridor, coughed slightly, and cleared her throat. She then ambled toward Finnick, her cold eyes sweeping over everyone before she uttered, “Dad's condition suddenly worsened last night.

her weight around. Usually, her friends and family would ask for her favor every time they visited the hospital for treatment. As a result, she had the gall to show up with her hands in her pockets, exuding an aura that seemed even more intimidating than that of her

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