I’m Someone Else

At that moment, Chloe’s breaths were so frail and shallow that they were barely audible above a whisper.

“Quick! Bring her to the emergency operating theater now!” Quincy made a snap decision and called for a nurse to rush Chloe to the room.

“Doctor, how is my daughter?” In Adam’s eyes, Quincy was now his daughter’s last hope, and he asked in a frenzy of panic.

In response, Quincy shook his head. “It doesn’t look good. Please wait outside.” Following that, he dashed into the operating theater, completely disregarding Adam.

Meanwhile, chaos reigned in the operating room as Chloe was hooked up to various machines and equipment. Then, he frowned as he read the multiple indicators on the monitor screen. “She’s in the last stages of cancer! Darn, this girl! It is impossible that she does not know about it. Why didn’t she say anything? She could have gone for treatment and possibly lived longer!” As he observed her decreasing heart rate on the monitor, he knew she was dying.

“Aah…”

Poor girl. Her father is about to be discharged from the hospital, but she is on her deathbed. No! I must keep her alive! Perhaps, Thomas can figure out a way to save her. At that thought, Quincy pulled out the needle he carried with him all the time.

eight of Chloe’s major acupuncture points. After instructing a nurse to attach her to the oxygen system, he pulled out his phone

watched her collapse before being wheeled into an operating theater. “What do we do? Quincy

would have charged into the operating theater to kill the woman off.

Kirk had to treat with respect. Hence, a nobody like him did not have to

just left Rose’s home. He had spent thirty minutes there for a few quick bites of the food and then hurriedly excused himself. His urgency resulted from a sudden, unexplainable panic, as though something crucial was about to happen. Although not superstitious, he put a lot of stock in

by Quincy’s call that he didn’t even notice when he dropped his phone. How is that possible? I live under the same roof as Chloe; she has been in perfect health the entire time. So, why is she suddenly

to bring her father his breakfast in the hospital. As a result, they hadn’t seen each other in an awfully long time. In addition, he

he finally arrived at the hospital and stormed straight into the operating theater, not even bothering to lock

in her medical record. I don’t believe any treatment could help her now, as it would only prolong her suffering. Honestly, I can’t do anything about her condition. Although I am the hospital’s director, you are a much better doctor than I am.” His last sentence was said from the bottom of his heart. When his son told him how Thomas could seal off two of Olivia’s acupuncture points with a hairpin, he knew Thomas

feeble form on the bed, and his eyes turned red as he