The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife by Zara Gibbon

Chapter 604

Jaydon looked at his watch helplessly. It was one o’clock. He suddenly remembered that tomorrow was his father’s sixtieth birthday. He had no choice but to go attend the birthday banquet.

He was really worried about Joanna.

However, his father had never spoken to him in such a stern tone. Therefore, he had to go back and take a look.

“Ding!”

The lights in the operating room were finally turned off, and the automatic door opened.

A few doctors walked out with serious expressions.

Joanna was anxious and hurriedly went forward to ask, “Doctor, how’s the surgery going?”

Jordan took off his mask and heaved a sigh of relief. “It’s really a medical miracle. Mr. Everett’s vitality is still very strong. His heart almost stopped just now. After resuscitation, he was still alive.”

When Joanna heard this, her eyes flickered. “Then… Is he still in danger?”

Jordan frowned. “Uh, the craniotomy was considered successful. However, we can’t let our guard down. We still have to observe his condition and continue the treatment.

a miracle that

please, you must save his

do our best!”

doctors were well aware of Bruce’s situation. The chances of him

almost a cripple. However, Bruce was the richest man in Greyport after

he had to take the most expensive gene regeneration shot every day to save his life, he could completely afford it.

pushed the wheeled stretcher out of the operating room. Bruce, who was wrapped in gauze, was pushed out.

this, Joanna hurriedly went forward. “Bruce…”

fragile. Any bacteria can cause complications. He needs to be transferred to the ICU

hand and looked at Bruce with a pained expression.

not dare to delay and hurriedly brought Bruce into the ICU ward.

her hands together and prayed

little upset. When he was shot,

but faced with her how she appeared when Bruce’s life was in danger, he could tell the

worry too much. Since the surgery

“Yes, yes!”

Mr. Lewis now…”

I’ll go back first. Take care of yourself. Don’t give

this, she still looked