The Woman From Hell

Chapter 120

Only then did Theo take out his phone in a hurry. His voice was quivering, "Someone fell down the stairs and she's pregnant. There’s a lot of blood. I need an ambulance, quick, now!”

After hanging up the phone, he stumbled back upstairs and came back down with some clothes and towels in his hand.

I looked at him very calmly. My vision was blurry.

However, I still saw his fear and helplessness. I did not pity him but found it amusing instead. If I had known this earlier, would I have bothered in the beginning?

He used the towel to wipe the blood under me, but it was pointless. It started flowing again right after every wipe.

All he could do was help me put some clothes on, carry me off the floor, and rush out the door.

I could obviously feel that his hands were trembling hard, but his pace was quick. He ran a long distance.

His breathing slowly became heavy, but he did not give up and continued running.

Sirens were finally heard from a distance away. The ambulance was here at last.

His body suddenly became weak and he almost lost his balance. Several doctors and nurses immediately put me on a stretcher. They carried out emergency first aid on the spot and only then were we ready to head to the hospital.

are you doing there in a daze? Get in the vehicle, quick!" the doctor said to Theo who stood there motionless the whole

He

Was he crying?

fear. My nerves were all numb. It did not matter if the child could survive, but the distance between Theo and I was undoubtedly getting bigger. There was no way

was hugging his head the whole time in the ambulance,

You should have taken good care of her since she's a pregnant lady. How could you have let her fall?" The

comfort were...

trembled

the surgery room. I was awake

I woke up again, I was pushed out of the

door open, he immediately came over to check on me. He looked miserably pale as he asked the doctor in a small voice, "Is she okay? Why does

fine. But the fall was not light. I'm afraid she'll have to spend some time in the hospital. It

accidents happening to her.

I realize that this was the same doctor who treated me when I came

say anything and only nodded slightly. H e looked a little tired. It had only been a few hours but he

into a deep sleep as the anesthetics were still

next day and it was almost

changing the IV bag when I heard quarreling from outside the door. I was puzzled and asked