My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 526

Dean and Casey stepped aside to allow a puzzled Nash into the ICU. The last time he went to the Duersons’ residence, he saw Kai leaving the place in a miserable state. It indicated that his relationship with Duncan had already been severed.

Moreover, he had suffered inhuman torture while at their place.

Yet, Duncan appeared to be more concerned than anyone else now that Kai had gotten into an accident. Was he putting on a facade in front of Walter or trying to conceal something from him?

For a moment, Nash could not figure Duncan out. However, what he. was certain of was that Duncan had come to visit Kai, and it was like a fox visiting a chicken. He certainly had no good intentions.

In the icy ICU was Kai covered with a white sheet. The heart rate monitor next to him had been displaying a straight line for an hour.

Nash walked over and uncovered the white sheet, revealing a face that had been disfigured by glass. The once unrivaled heir of Jonford had now ended up in this state. Would all this have happened if he had not provoked Nash?

Nash reached out and touched Kai’s carotid artery, attempting to stimulate a pulse with true energy. There was no response.

“Needles.”

Nash decided to stimulate Kai’s heartbeat using a needle. As long as

the heart could start again, even if it was just one beat, there would

to

needle from a medical

and said, “Everyone else, please leave.”

rest

left the ICU

needles and pierced the pressure points right. in a line in the middle of Kai’s chest until only the last few were left. A faint golden light would emanate from his eyes

Eye. He noted the man’s multiple organ failures. -There were cracks less than five millimeters wide

and examined Kai’s

going to be a tough case. They might as well just send the body to the crematorium, but

efforts.

by one, he inserted silver needles into Kai’s already tough skin and sent a large amount of true energy through them

pressure points.

“More needles!”

set of

needles,

enough.

“I-I’m out of

went to the traditional medicine department to