Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 296

In no time, Jason thought of scar removal cream and cosmetic surgery.

With modern science so advanced, getting rid of the scar on her chest would be a piece of cake.

With this realization, Jason started to think if he had been misunderstanding Sophia all these years.

If it was really her….

He didn’t dare to think about the rest, abruptly closing his eyes and letting the heart–wrenching pain ravage through his body and soul.

Seeing him with an excessively gloomy expression, the lead surgeon wished he could just disappear into the operating room.

But if Sophia really died, none of them could be spared.

Before they could discuss a treatment plan, who would dare to back down!

“Mr. Wilson, you need to make a decision. As long as there’s a suitable heart, we can immediately perform surgery on Mrs, Wilson to save her life, the doctor said.

If there isn’t a suitable heart, they could only watch her die.

Of course, the doctor didn’t dare to say this directly.

Taking several deep breaths, Jason forcibly suppressed his shock and anxiety, forcing himself to stay calm.

to investigate all that. He must save

contact the

several calls in a row, mobilizing all

finally calmed down and

strong influence in the area and could provide more

be at the hospital, accompanying Luna, who was recovering from a miscarriage. Upon receiving the message, West rushed

the other person appeared in front

straight to the point and said, “Sophia’s heart is damaged and urgently needs

West looked at the operating room with

helping to find a heart

news so far.

that the woman was already on the verge

one could

response, Jason instinctively furrowed his brows, “What, unwilling

that I’m unwilling

that?” Jason’s eyes narrowed as he

was enough to avoid Jason’s attack before revealing what he knew.

than a month, and we still haven’t found a suitable organ source,

for hiding the truth, just felt guilty for not

Jason swept his gaze fiercely towards him, his eyes

long time? Why didn’t

This was