When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 909 The Surgery

Unfortunately this time, Nathaniel was unable to respond to her.

Cecilia tightened her grip on his hand even more.

Mason looked at Cecilia, who was covered in blood, and couldn’t help but worry. “Mrs. Rainsworth, are you hurt anywhere? Should we call a doctor?”

Cecilia gently shook her head. “I’m okay. He’s the only one who got hurt.”

At that point, Mason chose not to say anything further.

After much effort, the doctor was finally able to stop Nathaniel’s bleeding.

He then said, “We must go to the hospital to stitch up the wound. His artery has been damaged, and my attempt to stop the bleeding is only temporary.”

“All right, understood.” Mason nodded.

Nathaniel’s right side of his head bore a long knife wound, almost extending to his face.

Mason felt a pang of regret. He and Sven should have been more cautious earlier so that Nathaniel wouldn’t have to suffer.

Regrettably, there were no what–ifs.

Finally, they arrived at the hospital. Zachary personally performed the surgery while Jessica was taken to a separate operating room.

at the fresh blood on her hands. Her hands began to tremble

how to comfort her. In

of time. Even though they were brought in during the day, by the time the operating

home, Elliot found no sign of Cecilia and Nathaniel. Consequently, he made

that she and Nathaniel were tied up with some matters outside

soothing her son, Nathaniel was finally pushed out from

Cecilia immediately stood up.

removed his mask, his expression somber as he walked

go?” Cecilia asked

in danger. He will likely wake up

heart begin to relax. “Thank

what I should. Would you like to

“All right.”

headed toward the

her retreating figure, he felt a pang of hesitation. During

if he

waiting until Nathaniel woke up, then conducting a

entered the ward, her gaze fell upon Nathaniel, who was lying motionlessly on the hospital bed. His body was covered with

Mason entered the room, saying, “Mrs. Rainsworth, I’ve brought a new dress. Would

clothes were still stained with blood. There was also traces

head, Cecilia declared, “No, I