Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 617: She Lost So Much Blood

Ashton hurriedly said, “Signing a critical condition notice is just a formality. Last year, my grandmother had a gastroscopy, and I had to sign one too.

“Her surgery was done in half an hour without any issues. Don’t worry too much. Ms. Thornton is young and healthy. The doctors are very skilled, she’ll be okay.”

and

Elias looked up and stared at her intently. “Really? She’s really going to be okay?”

His eyes were filled with desperation and a plea for reassurance. Ashton had never seen him, or anyone of his status, show such fear and helplessness. Ashton was only trying to comfort him and wasn’t entirely sure. However, she couldn’t bring herself to disappoint him with that look on his face. She replied firmly, “Yes.

Elias leaned his head against the wall and murmured, “I just need her to be okay.”

He no longer cared about the baby. His only fear was losing Ashley.

like a heavy weight was pressing down on his chest. Breathing became difficult, and his eyes grew

blood… so

and Elias were childhood friends. In the more than twenty years of their friendship, he had never seen him acting this way. Still, William, who was more rational by nature, knew that now was the

a grudge against Ms. Thornton? Or is it because of

simple reply. “The case.‘

had always seen Roman as dangerous and wanted to deal with him privately.

a vigilante. Thus, he had held back. If he

hit his head against the wall again, harder. However, the physical pain couldn’t match the agony

eyes. His usually smiling mouth was now tightly pressed shut. The lines of his face were distorted with pain. William glanced at Ashton, who understood his unspoken message about investigating the matter. She nodded

he came as well. He had brought several

the afternoon until eight in the evening, seven hours passed before the lights in the operating room finally went out, and the doctor stepped

out.

stood

Undvike, we

words struck Elias like a thunderbolt, and his vision went black.

a deep