Beyond the Divorce



Chapter 750 Excessive Blood Loss

Atlas spoke to the group of doctors, then they quickly entered the emergency room. The officer glanced at Atlas uneasily. He said, "The director of the hospital brought a few specialists with him."

We fell into silence, and I held onto Atlas's hand tightly.

About an hour later, the lights in the emergency room went out. I tightened my grip on Atlas's hand, watching the door anxiously.

After a while, a doctor emerged and addressed the cops. We managed to resuscitate him, and he's currently receiving a blood transfusion. He's oxygen-deprived and still unconscious due to excessive blood loss. His vital signs have retumed to normal, but we need to observe him for a while longer. Once he wakes up, it'll be crucial to get his emotions under control."

I leaned into Atlas's embrace, gazing at his handsome face, forcing a bitter smile as my nose tingled. Thankfully, he had survived the ordeal. That was good.

Atlas responded with a reassuring smile and tightened his hold on my hand. 'Don't worry."

Shortly after, the hospital director and the doctors walked out, informing Atlas, 'Fortunately, help arrived just in time. We need to continue our observation, and he'll be transferred to a ward later.

A collective feeling of relief swept through everyone. Adrian smiled wryly,

charge of the rest. Atlas said, 'Please get him a private

prisoner, it probably wasn't a good idea for him to share a room

might not be possible. We need to follow certain procedures," the officer told

cover all the expenses,"

and instructed a subordinate to deal with it. An hour later, Matthew was transferred to a ward. His face was deathly pale, his eyes were tightly shut, and blood continued

regain consciousness. The doctor replied, "He briefly regained consciousness inside but is currently in a

touched his hand, feeling its icy

Atlas watched me, his

moment, I

He put an arm around my

and I couldn't wait four hours for him to wake

should go back too. Get some

nodded. It was past 3 am, and everyone was exhausted. There was still work waiting for us