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"Good, good."

Thomas was less worried seeing that everything was just fine.

Everyone waited outside, during which several people advised Felix to go home, but he just insisted on staying.

The operation lasted for four hours before the lights in the operating room went out, and then Kevin walked out.

"Don't worry, everyone, the operation was a success."

Kevin's raised his lips with confidence.

"Great, great, thank you so much, Kevin, thank you!"

Stella was excited and kept thanking Kevin, and she was completely relieved to hear that her dad's surgery was successful.

"You are welcome. I'm a doctor, it's my duty."

Kevin did have an accomplished day, devoting almost all of his energy to this surgery and it was successful.

"Thank you."

Stella cried in excitement, and Kevin in turn had to comfort her.

Kevin embraced Stella and lightly patted her back.

"Don't cry, you should be happy. Rufus will be well soon, so you should be happy."

"Ok, I won't cry."

Stella still could not control her tears, but this time she was happy.

"Why isn't he out when the surgery is over?"

Brian asked.

"He has to be observed in the ICU for a while, don’t worry."

Kevin finished speaking and walked directly to Felix.

"Grandpa, go home, I promise Rufus will be fine."

"Good, I am going back."

Hearing Kevin's words with so much confidence, Felix was completely relieved. Saying that he would leave, he turned around with Butler Lowe.

"Where's Vanessa, why isn't Vanessa out yet?"

Rufus had been sent to the intensive care unit, but Vanessa hadn't come out yet, so Winnie was inevitably worried.

"Still in there, she needs to have some rest, for she had given too much blood."

Kevin had already settled Vanessa and gave her some medicine that would help her recover.

"That's good, that's good."

Winnie was worried, but she kept it in her heart.

"Uncle Thomas, Joshua, Stella, you guys go back first, there's no point in waiting here. Come when Rufus comes out of the ICU."

pointless to be there. But Vanessa hadn't come out yet, so Winnie and Brian

I'll go back first. Brian, call me when your dad

worried anymore and was ready

I'll give you a

go back too, I'll

left, leaving Brian and Winnie

Vanessa, let her rest today, I've sent Albert to

said his thanks and

"What are you doing?"

that Winnie hadn't responded,

a message to my aunt and tell her the surgery was

Winnie replied.

the person I should be most grateful to is your aunt, She has raised

thank her when she comes

couldn't wait to meet Vanessa's aunt

aunt have to see

suddenly became serious despite

be thanking your aunt

knowing what Winnie's seriousness

need that, I've

was truth, money transactions would not need

a big favor by giving my Dad a blood transfusion, that's why I'm meeting with your aunt, I have to say thank you to

reason was good enough, and Winnie

didn't answer

meet your aunt? You must tell me in advance when your aunt returns, I

had agreed and

say yes, and my aunt won't see you. I

cooled Brian's

can't believe how you've insisted

this regard, that he had hated his father for over twenty

deep breath then sat next to

have you to thank for

by my side, if I wasn't holding your hand, I could

as he took Winnie's hand in

and supple, yet they had an immense power that could calm his restless heart, which had been restless for over twenty years,

you hold my hands

and withdrew

him to hold her hand was because she wanted to give Brian

thank me, you did it on your own, I didn't do

rest will be easy. I'm sure the misunderstanding between you and uncle will soon be

them at this moment, and although she was embarrassed, Winnie was genuinely happy

love for his father,

for safety's sake, he still had to stay in the ICU until tomorrow morning before he could

and Brian were also driven home by

and I haven't eaten dinner yet, get us

was relaxed and not as depressing

come back

a long time, and she

to wash their hands then returned

Vanessa

had been worried about

went upstairs to bed after

that she was a credit to the

rest. I'll talk