To Be Yours Again by Taylor

Chapter 39 Don’t Blame Me For Being Harsh

“What’s wrong?” A strong sense of unease washed over Jenny. Her heartbeat quickened.

“Something’s happened to that boy from this afternoon.” Morgan was anxious. “After you left, his mother insisted on switching hospitals. We had no choice but to agree. We thought it was just a mild concussion, so it wouldn’t matter if they went to another hospital. But then the emergency center received a call saying that there was a patient in a private hospital with massive head bleeding. We asked about the patient and learned that it was the boy. His mother brought him to a private hospital for surgery!”

Jenny’s expression shifted. She asked hurriedly, “Where is he?”

“He’s still on the way here. The paramedics in the ambulance say it’s really serious and that we must be prepared. I’m here to get you,” Morgan said.

Jenny had no time to figure out what their underlying intention was. “Get the Blood Transfusion Unit to prepare blood bags and tell everyone to get ready,” she ordered Morgan. “The moment he gets here, wheel him into the operating room.”

Jenny

getting surgery when he didn’t need one was no different than murder.

she managed to convince the doctors in that hospital that her son needed surgery. But

to the emergency ward to wait for him, but Max called her. “Dr. Walter, you…” “Sorry, Mr. Pearson. I’m afraid I don’t have the time to eat with you today. We’ll do it next time.

nodded. “It’s okay. Do your thing. We have plenty

of roses, looking a little pitiful. It was the first time he realized how hard it was to be a doctor. He didn’t know she was this busy. To think that in a frail body like Jenny’s, resided such a large amount of energy. It was like she never got

wanted

into the hospital. Jenny and her team had been waiting. When the doors opened, she went to check on the

cruel doctor like you! If you hadn’t refused to operate on my son, nothing would have happened to him.” The woman sobbed and clutched at Jenny, as if afraid that she would run. “If

at the hospital entrance.

Now that something has happened, you’re blaming Dr. Walter instead of reflecting on