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

Now, Sarah was in a coma. The doctor in charge of the surgery and the department chair were in a state of extreme anxiety like a cat on a hot tin roof.

As for trying their best to save her life? They did not have the resources or the ability to do that.

Luca ignored the nurse's astonished gaze. She stepped forward and placed her hand on Sarah's pulse.

Her body temperature was very low, and her hand was icy cold. It was not a good sign.

Luca had seen many people on the verge of death, and none of them had warm bodies. Now that spring was in full swing, the hospital's air conditioning had cranked up the heat.

Luca glanced at the bandage on Sarah's forehead, which was stained with faint blood.

She then turned around to look at the nurse. Considering the patient's current situation, it would be the wisest choice to transfer Sarah to another hospital for emergency treatment. "Am I allowed to help her to arrange the transfer if I'm her friend?"

The nurse helplessly replied, "It wasn't initially possible to do so, but the department chair said that if you're willing to take on the responsibility and accept the risk of the transfer, it can be done."

"How can this be?" Before Luca could answer, Warren spoke up, "It's your hospital that didn't perform the surgery well in the first place. How did it become our responsibility?"

Warren recognized Sarah.

He saw her when Luca sent the money to the security guard's family back then. She incidentally helped Sarah to resolve her problem by paying her debt for her.

Warren was worried that after this incident, Sarah would know that Luca was kind-hearted and try to take advantage of her.

However, before Sarah had a chance to contact Luca herself, she received a notification from the hospital to come over.

Now, Luca was expected to take on the risk for a woman who had no blood relation to her, someone who could not even be considered a friend.

What if she died?

nurse looked embarrassed and somewhat ashamed. It was true that the lead surgeon did not have

it. Bring the documents and I'll sign them." Luca did not

if Johann came here to operate, with the equipment and everything else in the hospital falling short, it would pose

fewer types of medications available here

herself that Sarah must be

sigh of relief. "I'll

documents were readily available. They

Warren watched the nurse leave, he wore a face of disapproval. As a chauffeur, he rarely objected to Luca's decisions, but now, he had to voice his opposition as he feared that Luca would suffer a loss in this matter. "Ms. Craw, they claim that the patient has no family. But if she doesn't get better, what her relatives come looking for trouble?

was critical, but she was

the way to the other hospital

and Luca's actions were purely out of goodwill. However, if she had relatives, it was not something that could be solved with just one or

did not have money, but Luke

people knew that Luca had Luke supporting her... Warren was worried that they would demand a hefty sum from her. He was even

that now. Saving a life is crucial. Warren,

since Luca insisted on

Luca had a kind heart. Sometimes, her kindness would bring trouble upon her, but she did not mind. What could Warren

Out of the four compartments, only one was filled with her items.

opened it and found a wallet inside. He checked it and found Sarah's identification

found

care of the paperwork." Luca's expression was slightly anxious. She had felt Sarah's pulse and knew that if she did not undergo a second surgery to stop the bleeding today, she might not make it to see the sun

quickly trotted to

finished printing the consent form for the transfer and handed it to Luca

general hospital. Does your hospital have a naturopathy department? I need a new set of dry-needling supplies. Give them to me. I'll

surprised. Why did she

hospital's ambulance can transport patients, but can the hospital you're transferring her to accommodate the patient?" asked the nurse. Those hospitals usually required appointments.