Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 248 Really Tough

In the operating room, the brain-dead donor had been pushed in.

The cold light shone onto the two operating tables beside each other.

Everleigh washed her hands and changed into her sterile suit once again. When she entered the room, she saw Christopher standing in front of the operating table, looking at her as an assistant. "Have they signed it?" She asked.

Christopher nodded. His hands, which were covered in gloves, were hanging in mid-air. He had a mask and a pair of goggles on. His usually playful eyes were deep and calm. "Theodore said he wants you to be the main surgeon." Everleigh was lightly startled, and there was a flash of astonishment in her eyes. She went straight to the operating table and said, "Get ready to open the chest."

...

The operation went on for more than eight hours, and the day was already bright. There was only the sound of breathing in the quiet corridor outside the operating room.

The moment the door of the operating room opened, everyone's gaze fell on the doctor who came out.

Theodore stood there without moving. His hands were clenched tightly, and his eyes met Christopher's as he walked out. Christopher took off his mask and said, "The operation was successful. The patient is no longer in a critical state." Everyone heaved a sigh of relief.

The Godfrey family's butler held onto Madison, who had almost fainted, and asked everyone to go back to rest first.

Madison shook her head. Her eyes were swollen with tears. "I won't go. I'll stay here to accompany Mom and wait for her to wake up."

"Madam, you'd better go back," the butler said with a serious look on his face, "Even if Madam Scott wakes up, she can't take another blow."

Madison's face, which was already pale, was drained of its color after hearing this.

On the other side, Wilson got up while holding his still sleeping son, Hansen. His voice was not loud, and he was as gentle as usual. He said to Yvonne next to him, "Let's go."

She was also very sensible. She nodded and woke up her daughter, Loraine. The family of four nodded to Christopher before leaving.

corridor suddenly

Mom clearly. I haven't done anything bad, so why must I take the blame?" Although Madison's voice was weak, she still refused to leave and the butler could do nothing about it. "That's enough." Theodore glanced sideways at her. His gaze was icy cold. "You can leave

frightened that she shuddered. She stared blankly at her son in front of her, unable to

kind of situation many

many things. The door of the operating room was also called the "Gate of Life and Death". Whenever the person who went in came out, there were only two possibilities. Once the door was closed, besides relatives and friends, human warmth was also separated from the operation

Theodore. For a moment, he

was a person who didn't do anything, but was still the

to pour herself a glass of water.

two glasses of milk.

hungry. I don't have

knew it. Drink

up yourself, I can hold it for you. The fee

lost your mind after being poor?" Everleigh grabbed the milk

for uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away,

I barely managed to sneak out to take a vacation, but you pulled

now, Theodore seemed like a walking

a low

then?" He looked up at the ceiling. "Don't go back today, and don't answer the phone at home. I'll go back and explain it to

the Trevino family were left aside. At first, they had intended to talk about the wedding, but in the end, everything fell apart. Who could have expected this? Everleigh had no energy to think about anything else. At this time, she was only worried that her father would

to my dad.

and said, "I will find time to apologize

who initiated the fake marriage. Wasn't it to cheat them into giving me

daughter-in-law for a long time. They treated Alastair and Adrienne

at her. "We don't need to deal with them anymore. Somebody has already blocked

In the Bailey family's villa

Josephine, there's news from the hospital saying that Madam Scott's operation was

suddenly darkened. "That old lady