The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 94 No Space in Between

Susan’s condition was not good.

Lysander reached out and said, “Flashlight.”

Immediately, someone handed the flashlight to her.

She checked Susan’s pupils and looked serious. “What’s her blood pressure?”

“50/90. It’s continuously decreasing.”

“Give her oxygen.”

“Yes.

Eleanor anxiously waited on the side. She only dared to ask once Lysander completed the examination, “Mrs. Guerra, what’s wrong with the madam?”

Lysander stood up and instructed her assistants, “Contact the hospital’s emergency stroke department. We will send her to the operating theater immediately upon arrival. Try to minimize movement when moving the patient and be very careful.”

“Yes.

The young men started working, carefully lifting Susan onto the stretcher and giving her oxygen in a quick and orderly manner.

Lysander finally found a moment to answer Eleanor. Preliminary diagnosis, acute stroke.”

Eleanor didn’t quite understand. “What kind of illness is this? Is it very dangerous?”

“To put it bluntly, it’s a cerebral hemorrhage, which is very dangerous. Eleanor, has she had this condition for a long time?”

“For some time.”

it

you and be with Miss Thorne, she started having intermittent headaches. She used to

“Headaches can be serious or minor. I am a doctor myself, so if she

to you because of the way Mr. Guerra treated you. She didn’t want to

helpless. “I know how much she cares about me. It doesn’t matter what’s going on between

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everything is

There are still some things at

nodded repeatedly.

nodded and waved to her assistants, “Back to

“I’ll press the elevator button!”

Ding.

elevator door opened, and Josiah rushed out

saw that it was empty. Lysanne wasn’t in there, and she couldn’t help but

hand and made a gesture to her assistants.

was pushed

was not as spacious as the hospital’s,

side to

looked at him, furrowing her brows slightly, but managed to step

stretcher took up a huge amount of space, so once she got in, she had to stick close to

back, trying to