Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 479 Abnormal Death

When Huston arrived at the emergency room, none of the

medical staff had left.

The patient died on the operating table because of an

‘accident. It was the first time since the establishment of the

Lane’s Hospital. According to the hospital’s internal system, it could be regarded as a first-class accident.

The expression on Kevin’s face did not look any better. What

was even more terrifying was the man who was following

closely behind him. His handsome face, which had no blind

spots, was almost distorted. His expression was as dark as the

iron sheets in the cold wind.

When Huston walked to the operating table, all the

instruments were still connected to Sandy’s body. However, there was no longer any fluctuation in his index, and all of

turned into a straight line.

Sandy was dead.

doctor in charge, Doctor Moll,

and say, “I’m sorry, Kevin, Mr. Lloyd. I’m sorry. I failed to save the patient.”

and continued, “The cause of death is an injection of Barbie

a person to lose consciousness for a short period of time. As for the sulfur peroxide, it had a blood coagulation function. When these two elements were added together, it could immediately cause a person’s death without any side effects. If it was fast, it would be enough to cause a person to lose

a

then one would die of happiness.

shocking to see such a cause

a murder, and the needle had

subtle change in the atmosphere, he did not

who was on the operating table. Instead, he

“An abnormal death?”

with difficulty.

expression did not change, and there was

his eyes. His gaze fell on the medical staff next to

not allowed to tell anyone about what happened today without my permission,

and tried to stop her. “Huston, this

the rules.”

she had no intention of stopping. Instead, he went further and requested, “I want to handcuff the surveillance footage

second, Kevin was stunned. “It’s not

the hospital’s surveillance

go

him saying it.

so many years of tacit understanding, they

say anything, but his gaze