Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love

Suddenly, another wheelchair was pushed in.

Only then did Vanessa and Robert see that Travis had actually woken up. He looked particularly sober, except that his tone was weak.

"Let me talk to Georgia. I want to speak to her alone. Can you two move aside?"

At this point, Robert and Vanessa could only let Travis go over.

They both noticed that Travis seemed back to normal and no longer looked as mentally incompetent as before.

Travis had gunshot wounds in his hands and feet, but he managed to get to his feet and then came up to Georgia's ear.

They didn't know what Travis said, but Georgia's hands and eyebrows moved.

Immediately, her consciousness grew stronger and stronger, and the doctor shouted with excitement.

"The heartbeat has returned to normal. Miss Lane is now conscious. You guys get out first. We will continue Miss Lane's surgery right away."

Robert and Vanessa and Travis all exited the operating room. Travis was sitting in a wheelchair in a hospital gown, looking extremely weak. Robert looked at Travis with a complicated face and thanked him.

"Thank you just now. Are you getting your memory back now?"

Travis remained silent and nodded.

"I have remembered everything. It was Georgia who saved me, and I just said something to stimulate her. You don't have to thank me. That's what I should have done."

"What did you say to stimulate her?"

Robert suddenly asked with jealousy. He then realized that Travis was Georgia's first love, and the two of them must know each other especially well. Travis definitely knew what Georgia liked, cared about, and loathed more than he did ...

Otherwise, how could he have just said a few words close to Georgia's ear, and then Georgia was stimulated?

Robert could hardly control his jealousy of the man in front of him.

an idiot, and after confirming that Georgia didn’t like Travis, he

and Vanessa had done had failed to stimulate Georgia back to consciousness, Travis said something, and Georgia regained her consciousness. This man

his voice was

secret between me and Georgia, and I don't really want to talk about it. If Georgia wakes up, please let me know. I probably won't make it to the end

those words,

wanted to ask the man why he

the man had already fainted, and Robert could

hour passed before Georgia's

the operation has

breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the doctor

were standing aside, were completely relaxed. They followed the doctors and nurses to take Georgia to the top

hospital by Robert's people. Her eyes were particularly red

We'll just wait here for your mommy to wake

leave her on the way here. Now when she

her next to Georgia's bed. Annie kept her eyes on Georgia. She was afraid that if she closed her eyes, her mommy would disappear

and Elsie stayed in Georgia's ward with Annie, while Robert was called into the office by

during the operation. I think I need to talk to you about

injected with a drug that would affect her nerves.

Robert asked with concern.

the nerves and can make people demented. It's just that Miss Lane happened to be pregnant, so the drug didn't have time to act on the nerves of the brain, and it stimulated Miss Lane to miscarry first. Later, I will give Miss Lane some medicine and infusion treatment, and the toxins will be cleared out slowly. This is not a big problem, but her body

in her foot at the same time. Her uterus has been greatly damaged after such a lot of stimulation. It may be difficult for

doctor said these

long as Georgia was safe now, Robert didn't even think the matter at hand was

the difficulty in getting pregnant later, will

doctor shook his

for now. Just take good care of her body after she wakes up from the surgery and remember to get her good nutrition ... Just, about Miss Lane's miscarriage

Georgia was pregnant, or that

that Georgia had said she had gastritis and was vomiting a lot. Could it be that she had been pregnant since that

time had passed, why did Georgia never tell him about her health

about the matter. The more he thought about it, there was a growing sense of frustration