Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 52 A Slim Chance of Survival

Brendan was willing to be a pillar for Deirdre to rely on. He wished for Deirdre to live a worry-free life until her last breath.

But it seemed that Brendan’s wish would never be

realized, as Deirdre was about to disappear from the world. It made him feel so much pain that he couldn’t breathe.

The doctor could understand Brendan’s feelings as he said, “We’re helpless too. Her lungs are punctured, and the injury she’s suffered is truly severe. What’s more, the patient doesn’t have any desire to live. Unless…”

Brendan’s eyes lit up when he heard that there was a slim chance to save Deirdre. “Unless what?”

“Unless renowned academic doctor Dr. Killton is willing to step out. Unfortunately, he’s not in Neve currently, and even if he was, he has already stopped performing surgery.

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It wasn’t a helpful answer. Brendan tightened his fists and asked coldly, “What about Dr. Killton’s last student?”

last student?” The doctor was startled but quickly recollected himself and replied, “In that

didn’t want Sterling to be given this opportunity if possible. But because Deirdre’s condition was critical, he couldn’t let her die

to Steven and demanded coldly, “Go tell

the emergency room

bright light, Deirdre was lying on the operating table. Her face was pale as a sheet, and her weak breath had almost stopped. She

had said that she had long given

Brendan wondered whether Deirdre had truly given up on her life and whether she still cared about anything

was feeling both pain and rage. He paced to Deirdre’s side, and while resisting any thoughts of touching her face, he gritted his teeth and threatened her. “Deirdre McKinnon, I want you to live! I can’t believe that you don’t want to stay

you commit suicide for Sterling’s sake? Didn’t you want to appease my anger with

If you dare give up, I promise that no matter where Sterling goes, he won’t

doctor shouted, “The patient is

you keep on living, I

rescue up until the end of the operation, it took a whole eight hours for him

days. He was so tired that dark circles had appeared under his eyes, yet he stubbornly waited outside the door of the emergency room. He let out a sigh of relief only when the