The Ceo’s Convict Wife

Chapter 1237

During that time, Rosalie and Jonathan hadn’t yet left the hospital. When Rosalie rushed to the emergency room upon hearing the news, she found Warren sitting there, with a doctor stitching up his wound on the spot. Amelia was lying on the hospital bed beside him, receiving treatment from the doctor.

Normally, their treatments were meant to occur in separate wards, but Warren and Amelia shared the same room. Even though one side of Warren’s cheek was covered in blood, his focus remained fixed on Amelia, as if his own injuries didn’t concern him, and he was solely worried about her safety.

“The reporters you described yesterday, those who stopped you, it turns out they weren’t real reporters; they were impostors. Though their true motives are unclear, it’s possible they have some connection to the Summer family,” Rosalie said.

“Whoever those people are associated with, I will track them down,” Warren declared. Despite his unfamiliarity with Lommore, finding those individuals wouldn’t pose a challenge for him. “What about Amelia? How is she?”

“She’s awake and has agreed to return to Strico for the remainder of her pregnancy,” Rosalie replied.

Warren chuckled at her words. “Just as I thought, the only ones she wou listen to are her friends like you.”

But Warren couldn’t help but mutter to himself, “As for the things I said, she probably doesn’t care at all.”

Rosalie then added, “But when she woke up and saw me just now, her first question was about your condition. Amelia cares more about you than you might imagine; even her concern for you goes beyond your expectations.”

Warren’s eyelashes quivered ever so subtly. Then, after a brief pause, he lifted his eyes to Rosalie, a trace of mockery in his gaze. “Why are you telling me all this? Are you hoping I’ll rekindle my feelings for her? Is it because her liver is already starting to deteriorate, and she might need a liver transplant after giving birth?”

Rosalie’s expression stiffened. She had seen the medical reports prepared by the doctor for Amelia, and she knew Warren must have seen them

too.

agreement was to keep the doctor from informing the patient about the need for another liver

report.

Amelia’s unique blood type made finding a suitable donor extremely challenging. Warren happened to be the most compatible candidate, but having already undergone one liver transplant, donating again would entail heightened risks to his own life. Furthermore, considering Warren’s current sentiments towards Amelia, Rosalie harbored doubts about her ability

does have feelings for you. She’s willing to risk her life to give birth to your child because of the affection she has for you. Otherwise, why would a woman be willing to stake her life on a man she doesn’t love?”

I simply don’t care. As for donating my liver to save her, why should I put my life in danger to rescue a woman who once hurt me so deeply? If we’re talking about any debts I owed her from the past, I believe

York, owe Amelia Haab nothing. So, there’s

those words, Warren closed his

Amelia ever reaches the point of needing a liver transplant, and if Warren refuses

hospital, Rosalie coincidentally

stepped out and quickly approached her. “What’s happening? You look so down as if

medical reports are not looking good. Because of her pregnancy, Amelia’s liver function is deteriorating rapidly. It’s possible she’ll need a liver transplant when she

doesn’t it? Warren

honestly, it’s understandable. He’s not as emotionally connected to Amelia as he used to be, and he’s already

“It’s almost like a life-or-death gamble. In this world, how many people would be willing to risk

Things might not turn out as dire as you

it does come to that point, and Amelia doesn’t have a

ago,” Jonathan said earnestly. “Everyone must shoulder the responsibility of

continued, “Since she’s already considered this day, it means she believes the sacrifice is worthwhile.”