Stuck in you

Thinking of her cold face, Jack felt a little frustrated. He took a deep breath. When he was about to catch up with her in the car, the phone in his pocket suddenly rang.

When she got home, she sat on the sofa as if she had been cut off a bone. Rachel touched her belly and felt complicated. Julie noticed that there was something wrong with her mood. When she brought a glass of water, she asked by the way, "Miss, are you busy today?"

"Not bad."

Seeing the warm water, Rachel felt thirsty.

Since she came back from surgery department, she knew that people outside were talking about her, so she didn't want to go out of the office, let alone go to the pantry, which was always known as the gossip place.

Rachel drank up the water in one breath. When she put down the teacup and was about to ask Julie about Jack's situation in the past two days, the landline phone on the side suddenly rang loudly.

Julie picked up the phone and nodded. "It's Mr. Jack's call. He said he had something urgent and wouldn't come back for dinner."

"Okay..."

Rachel nodded her head and gave a cold smile. She couldn't resist the urge to care about him, but all of a sudden, she had to suppress her emotion like a balloon was deflated.

However, she didn't expect that Jack didn't come back for several days because of this emergency.

Even Julie couldn't help but ask, "Miss, do you want to call Mr. Jack and ask when he will come back?"

"No need." She flipped through the medical book in her hand and looked focused.

Seeing that she answered firmly, Julie didn't say anything more. Seeing that the TV in the living room was on and she was reading a book, she was about to turn it off with the remote control. Suddenly, she opened her eyes wide, pointed at the TV screen and faltered, "Miss, Mr. Jack..."

In the television screen, the site was crowded with people. Some were crying and some were shouting. The scene was in chaos.

With her hands on her waist, Rachel slowly stood up. Her calm face turned livid and her eyes widened in shock.

It turned out that the reason why Jack didn't show up these days was that he went to the nearby city, NJ City. On the way back, his car crashed into a tourist bus. The news on TV was the live news. Just now, they saw Jack lying on the stretcher covered in blood and being sent to the ambulance.

Her limbs slowly stiffened at a speed visible to the naked eye. At last, Rachel closed her eyes and opened them again to watch TV. It was still the news on TV. She asked in a trembling voice, "Julie, did Jack appear on TV just now?"

It's him." Julie shivered with

Rachel shook and fell on the sofa. Julie hurried to

and tried to calm herself down. She signaled Julie to give her the phone on the tea table.

her trembling hands, Rachel pressed the number one by one, and finally confirmed that the person

an orchid. Now that he was free, he liked to raise flowers

them, peeled some walnuts and put them in another empty bowl. "The walnuts brought last time are very good. I'll peel them today

been doing well these days." Said Jonathan in a deep

I feel heartbroken when I think of the scene that

was wondering if he should move this orchid into

to her. She pulled the corners of her mouth and

go on." Jonathan answered

rolled her eyes at him. "Then tell me, what

to muddle through. At this moment,

lips and murmured, "The older you are, the better at fooling

when Jonathan walked into the room and picked up the phone, he heard a clear female voice on the phone, "Hello, are you the family of

in a tough tone. He thought that his boy had been in

City. Mr. Jack had a car accident and is being rescued in our hospital. Please come here as

you

"Hello?"

look. She saw that Jonathan was sitting on the sofa, pale and bloodless. The telephone receiver fell aside,

heart skipped a beat and asked, "What's

but his face became paler and paler, and his breathing became heavier and heavier. The maid quickly took a glass of water and a quick acting heart pills, and

call from the hospital. Jack had a car accident and is

for Rachel except her home. She was used to seeing birth, death and illness, and thought that she had been indifferent. But

down. But it seemed that Rachel didn't hear it. When the words of "Resuscitation Room" appeared in front of

with Rachel

abnormally busy. There were twenty-four people on the bus, and almost everyone was more or less injured and sent in. Doctors and nurses were extremely

Julie's hand on her arm, Rachel said in a low voice, "I'm

to calm down. She walked into the resuscitation room step by