A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 59

Jason had already walked some distance when he suddenly heard a loud crash behind him, causing his face to turn pale with

fear.

He hurriedly ran back and saw Eleanor slumped over the steering wheel, her face pale from the pain, making him instinctively

nervous.

With a stern expression, he pulled forcefully at the car door, but it was locked, and he couldn’t open it.

He forcefully knocked on the car window, “Ms. Shultz, open the door

Eleanor was hunched over the steering wheel, clutching her chest and gasping for air. She felt dizzy and couldn’t hear Jason’s voice; all she could hear was a ringing in her ears.

Thinking that she had lost consciousness, Jason wasted no time and smashed the rear window. After opening the car door, he entered the vehicle, opened the driver’s door, and quickly got out to help Eleanor out.

Feeling someone coming to her rescue, Eleanor grabbed onto his arm as if grasping a lifeline.

With great difficulty, she managed to utter a word, “Oxygen.”

With her heart failing and inadequate blood supply, she was at high risk of oxygen deprivation. She was currently in an extreme state of hypoxia and urgently needed oxygen.

Upon hearing the word, Jason’s mind went blank, and fragments of memories quickly flashed through, causing him a headache. He shook his head to clear his mind, lifted Eleanor, and said to the assistant manager, “Tell the hotel staff to bring an oxygen

tank.”

now was definitely

this hotel belonged to the Clowers Group, so they had such first aid supplies on standby

the hotel manager quickly sent someone to fetch the

she had booked for him, and noticed her face had

die like that, he anxiously contacted his buddy

and punctual Tyler with a call, Jason gave him

continued sleeping but opened his

hear wrong, did he? Jason wanted

never asks for help!

Jason call him for help in

obsessive–compulsive disorder and had to go to bed on time, not a

him when he wondered who Jason was trying to save. He gritted his teeth, broke the rule, and got

on the way, Jason had already administered oxygen to Eleanor. The oxygen tank was small–sized, but it was enough to provide temporary relief for

the suffocating and throbbing sensation in her heart

eyes and was slightly taken

person