Chapter 61 Are You Scared Now
The bumpy journey reopened Eileen’s abdominal wound, causing her immense pain.
“Ouch, it hurts!” she exclaimed.
Despite the pain, she fought to stay conscious and refused to collapse.
As her vision blurred and she felt herself slipping into a daze, she clenched her teeth and remained silent.
She didn’t want to burden him any further.
Suddenly, Eileen leaned forward, catching Eric’s attention. He opened his eyes and quickly reached out to support her.
As soon as he touched her, he felt a burning sensation emanating from her body, prompting him to pull her into his arms.
Eric furrowed his brow and asked, “How much longer until we reach the hospital?”
“The road repairs are causing some congestion. It’s going to take at least an hour,” Vera replied, startled.
Eric uncovered Eileen, revealing her blood-soaked clothing underneath. “Why didn’t she say anything?” he wondered.
“Stop the car by the road, Gavin, and get the first aid kit, Eric instructed.
Gavin pulled over and swiftly retrieved the first aid kit from the trunk.
Inside, it was stocked with commonly used medicines.
Eric began to undress Eileen, carefully removing the bandage from her abdomen and discarding it.
He then worked to stem the bleeding.
By the time he finished dressing the wound, Eileen had already lost consciousness.
“At this rate, she’ll lose too much blood and go into shock,” Eric thought to himself.
Vera watched the scene unfold through the rearview mirror, gripping the hem of her skirt. tightly. Her head was lowered, and her eyes were filled with indescribable emotions.
After the roadblock was cleared, they arrived at Serene Hospital in less than thirty minutes.
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Eileen was immediately rushed into the operating room, with Gavin staying behind to keep her company.
he needed to retrieve some documents for a meeting at
office.
showered. His damp hair glistened, and droplets of water
pants, exuding an aloof and restrained aura. His piercing gaze could intimidate anyone who looked at him. It was like staring into a dark abyss that instilled
Eric asked, his appearance striking Vera with terror.
Vera had suddenly felt a sense of insecurity for reasons unknown.
that Eric would abandon her
Eric, wrapping her arms around his
his hand that was stroking his hair. His gaze deepened
onto him even
gently stroked her back. “I’ll be more
looked up at him. “Eric, please don’t do that
and rough hand gently caressed her hair. His eyes no longer held their previous.
knew what she was
he had taken action earlier, he
Eileen had caused him to lose his sense of propriety.
the same image kept replaying.
fact that Eileen had jumped into the sea without
as if she had become a different
change in her? Or perhaps she
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pondered.
against the Gates family, Eric had sensed
amiss.
couldn’t keep her by his side, let
and left. He hadn’t shown any interest in her affairs in Peach Fishing Village. The
of photos on Eric’s
contrary, he has been keeping a close eye on her. If Eileen hadn’t encountered trouble this time,
Vera had noticed that Eric was
terrified of losing
meeting. Eric left the conference room and received
in his hand. He reported, “Ms. Swan has completed her blood transfusion, and her abdominal wound has been stitched up. Apart from that, there are no other internal injuries. However… she has developed a
wouldn’t be tasked with taking care of
that were the case, he
glancing at the time. It was already half past
her twenty-four hours a day,” Eric
“Understood.”
hanging up, Gavin had a nagging feeling that he had forgotten something important, but he couldn’t quite remember what it
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