You More than Anything in the World (Arissa)

Chapter 983

Benjamin hit hard on the pedal and rushed to the hospital.

After the car came to a stop, he quickly got out of the car and made his way to the passenger side door.

He unbuckled Arissa's seat belt and carried her out of the car.

“We're going to get you bandaged!”

“Benjamin, I'm all right. Don't get all worked up and put me down!”

It was her head that got hurt, not her legs.

“Gavin, stay in the car with your brothers and sister!” Benjamin ordered.

Despite Arissa's protests, Benjamin paid no heed to her and carried her into the hospital.

“We want to go too.”

The six children were reluctant to do as they were told and unbuckled their seatbelts to get out of the car.

“Follow closely then,” Benjamin said before he rushed toward the emergency room with Arissa in his arms.

The six children trailed closely behind them.

“Benjamin, let me down. I can walk.”

The rocking motion when she was in his arms made her feel dizzy.

“Stop moving!” Benjamin warned.

He furrowed his brows and hastened his steps. At the sight of a doctor, he shouted, “Hurry! Please stop her bleeding!”

Arissa felt a warm feeling spreading in her chest when she noticed how concerned he was about her.

“Mr. Graham, please place Mrs. Graham on the bed!”

Benjamin had brought Arissa to his family's hospital.

He did as told and carefully placed her on a bed. However, he stayed close by her side.

Their six children crowded around the bed and looked at Arissa intently. It was as if they thought she wouldn't feel as much pain when they were staring at her.

“Don't worry. I'm all right!” Arissa reassured them.

She knew that her children were worried about her.

“Don't talk. Let the doctor take a good look at you,” Benjamin reminded her.

Then, he turned to the doctor and said, “Could you give her a thorough check-up after stopping her bleeding? We were in an accident just now, and I don't know if she's hurt anywhere else.”

“Sure, Mr. Graham.”

The doctor quickly peeled off the bandage that Benjamin had temporarily put on her before sanitizing the wound and applying medicine to stop the bleeding.

“I just hit my head. I'm fine,” she said to Benjamin.

However, Benjamin paid no heed to Arissa and merely watched closely as the doctor applied medicine to her wound.

She let out a helpless sigh.

After the doctor was done, Arissa went with the doctor for a more thorough checkup, lest Benjamin and the kids worry about her.

“Benjamin, what are you guys doing here?”

Shaun was surprised to see Benjamin and the children waiting outside the examination room.

He thought that they were still dining in Old Manor.

“We got into an accident. Arissa's hurt,” Benjamin explained.

His handsome face tensed up as he wondered if his security team had found out what happened.

“Is Arissa all right?”

Hearing that Arissa was in an accident, Shaun's expression turned grim.

“She hit her head, and she's going for a CT scan now,” Benjamin said, his eyes transfixed on the door of the examination room.

“Benjamin, was it an accident or?” Shaun asked with furrowed brows.

Right then, Benjamin's phone rang. The ghost of a glint fleeted across his eyes as he stepped aside to take the call.

His almond eyes narrowed after he listened to the report.

“Stay right there. I'm sending Ethen over.”

Then, Benjamin gave Ethen a call and asked him to investigate the truck driver.

Meanwhile, Shaun was observing Benjamin's every move. After the latter was done with the call, he immediately asked, “Is there a problem?”

Benjamin had always been a careful driver, not to mention the fact that he had bodyguards following him as well. It seemed odd that he, of all people, would get involved in an accident.

“I'm waiting for more detailed findings by Ethen.”