My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 514

“Dr. Tanner, please. You must save my child. He’s my only child, and if he dies, I won’t be able to live!”

The elderly woman knelt on the ground, crying loudly. Several relatives also knelt beside her, shedding tears.

“Please, Ma’am, don’t do this. I’m still learning, and my skills are limited!”

Mireille hurriedly approached and helped the elderly woman to her feet.

Upon hearing Mireille’s words, the elderly woman’s eyes rolled back. She fainted on the ground.

A burly man among them became somewhat angry. “Where’s your grandfather? Isn’t he Jonford’s top miracle doctor? Get him out here to treat my child!”

Mireille explained, “My grandfather has gone back to our hometown…”

The burly man got up from the ground, his eyes filled with fury. “I don’t care! If my son dies in your clinic today, I’ll fight with all of you!”

Any father would go to great lengths to save his child, no matter how embarrassing or frowned upon their actions might be. This man was no exception.

He just wanted his child to wake up.

With a stern face, Larry said, “If you people want to cause trouble, you’ve come to the wrong place. This is Tanner Group Pharmacy, and we won’t tolerate unruly behavior here!”

you’ll just let someone

to have produced Jonford’s first miracle doctor, but you’re more

son today, I’ll set this clinic on

and he glared

losing control, Mireille whispered

ambulance… I’ll

nodded and took out his phone to call

approached the distressed man

son has a severe intracranial hemorrhage and needs surgery to remove the

take him to the hospital now, there might still be a chance to save him. But if you

the hospital is like sending them to the gates of death. Otherwise, we

vomiting blood and said calmly, “Let

scene, and everyone’s attention focused on the handsome young man in

“You?”

brows slightly. “You’d

just a young man in his 20s. What could he possibly do to treat an intracranial hemorrhage?

at Nash, “You brat!

remained composed and asked, “How will we know if we don’t

indeed difficult to treat, and hospitals often had patients’

was