Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle by Heap Heap

Johann was fooling Leia just now. The injection was given to her to prepare for the surgery.

However, it was not like what he had told her.

Johann knew Leia refused to take Dexter's liver. That was why he used such a way to bluff her. After all, for her, staying alive was much more important than being stubborn.

Still, Johann was not afraid that Leia would look into this. His tutor who was in New York told him that they were currently studying similar drugs to activate the cell activities in the human body, but there were also some similar side effects.

They were doing the research to see if they could remove the side effects so that the patient would have more choices.

Johann came to the nurses' station and reminded the head nurse, “Leia's reluctant to undergo the surgery. Please keep an eye on the solution bottles that she'll be taking these three days. It'll be best if you can handle it yourself. Don't answer her no matter what she asks."

"No problem. But why is she rejecting the offer?" The head nurse was confused. There were so many patients out there who had been waiting for an organ transplant for so long that they eventually gave up hope. Leia was different from them. How weird was it for her to reject such an offer?

"It's the patient's privacy. I can't tell," replied Johann as he threw a wink at her.

The head nurse pursed her lips and laughed. "Fine, Dr. Park. I'm old enough, so don't try to flirt with me. Anyway, you must have scared the hell out of her, right?"

"Otherwise, should I watch her refuse to go for the surgery?" It was not the first time Johann scared his patients.

The wealthier the patient was, the more stubborn they were.

They were worried that their lives would be threatened, but most of them could not accept the doctor's suggestions.

It was because they were afraid that they would not be able to stay alive after entering the operating room.

Johann could not guarantee that there was a 100 percent success rate for the surgery. That was why it was something Johann would normally do to deal with the patients who refused to undergo the surgery and miss out on the chance to receive treatment just because they were worried and anxious about it.

"That's true. But you'll have to report to the director about this. Otherwise, you're going to get scolded again," the head nurse reminded him.

Johann smiled and nodded. He was not planning to tell that old-fashioned man.

mattered the most was that Leia ended up safe

fogey was concerned about Leia's situation too. After all, Leia's father was Jack Norman. Hence, even though what Johann did was against the code of medical ethics, it did not matter as long as the final result

In the ward.

that she threw the pillow at the

was shocked. She stood up and comforted Leia, “Ms. Norman, you

reddened. She was boiling with anger, and she would not listen to anyone's advice

She looked at

was not a good sign. She took

anger in her. Everything she saw before her eyes blacked out for a moment, then it was bright again. She narrowed her eyes and turned to look in the direction of the

table," replied the caretaker. The caretaker was confused when she noticed that Leia was acting like someone

to me," Leia sat on the bed without moving, acting just

up her phone, and placed

a call. Please leave me alone," Leia

caretaker was worried that she might get angry

phone number and called

her new clothes. Her phone vibrated, and she immediately picked it up to glance at it. It was Leia

and asked,

to the hospital," said

said solicitously, "I've got something to do here. Just tell me through the phone and I'll deliver the message to

eavesdropping on our conversation on the phone. If you don't come, just take it as a no from

be on my way now. I'm at the mall. Would you like to grab something to drink?" Mandy asked. She immediately changed her attitude when she heard that Leia was going

when I'm in such a state now?" Leia frowned, thinking that Mandy was

but she had to take care of

tasteless now. She was fed up with spending

"I don't know much about your illness. Hang in there. I'll hail a ride and

hung up the call and threw her

phone anytime now. That was why