My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 524

“600cc doesn’t sound like a lot… I usually donate about the same amount of blood,” Helena whispered.

“But she has anemia, so drawing 600cc of blood can be life- threatening.

“I really admire this young lady, though. She’s unafraid of death and willing to give everything for her beloved man. I’m sure her boyfriend must love her very much.”

The young nurse’s eyes sparkled with admiration. She had assumed the couple to have a deep and loving relationship. If she had a boyfriend who loved her so much, she would be willing to give everything to him as well.

Hera looked at Helena with disbelief. In her mind, Helena was simply with Kai for the money. When Kai fell from grace, she assumed

Helena was waiting for Walter to lift the sanctions on him. She never expected Helena to take such a big risk to save Kai.

“Helena…”

A hoarse voice sounded from the door. Hera turned to see Hubert, disheveled and haggard. He was wearing a large overcoat and appeared somewhat disoriented.

“Helena, my daughter…”

Hubert rushed to the side of the bed with tears streaming down his

what happened to

with mixed emotions. He had not seen Hubert for almost a month, and in that time, he had gone from a confident and aggressive person to a disheveled

was also silent.

her eyes upon hearing her father’s voice. She saw her weary father and

if to remove her oxygen mask. However, Hera stepped forward and held her hand

Nash will

was too dry for her to speak. Tears in her eyes, she moved her lips and conveyed a two-word

grievances

two words.

anymore, Hera gripped Helena’s hand tightly and said,

family was the only relatives Hera had in

Helena had truly changed and repented, there was no reason

go of all of their past grudges.

and his bodyguards arrived at the entrance

concerned expression.” Mr. Watson, I heard Kai got into

visit to check on Kai

given their good

and asked, “Duncan, how did you know my cousin

Sydney and Olivia

to look at Sydney and Olivia, then asked, “How could we upper-class families not know about something so