The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife

Chapter 747

The doctors quickly began examining and providing emergency treatment for Aria.

Half an hour later, the doctor came out of the emergency room.

Bruce hurriedly approached him and asked, “Doctor, how is she doing?”

The doctor furrowed his brows and said, “Mr. Everett, the patient is very weak. I recommend that she be hospitalized immediately. Now, we need to conduct a comprehensive examination for her.”

“Yes! You must do everything possible to treat her!”

“Mr. Everett, please rest assured.”

The doctor proceeded with various tests, including blood work and conducting a brain CT scan for Aria.

This series of tests would take several hours.

Bruce remained seated in the corridor, perpetually gripped by anxiety.

He never imagined that after so many years apart, their reunion would turn into such a tragedy.

Two and a half hours later.

“Doctor, are the test results available?”

Clutching several lab reports, the doctor elaborated, “There are indeed nodules in the patient’s brain, but whether it is a malignant tumor or not can only be determined after the surgery. During the procedure, we can remove the mass and conduct further tests.”

Bruce took a deep breath and asked solemnly, “What are the chances of recovery if she undergoes surgery?”

“Due to the tumor’s precise location on the cerebellar nerve, the surgery bears an exceptionally high risk. We must be ready- for the worst-case scenario.”

“Are there any better treatment options available?”

The physician pondered for a moment and replied, “The best course of action currently is to proceed with surgery as soon as possible, then conduct a biopsy to determine if it is a malignant tumor. If it turns out to be malignant, immediate radiation or chemotherapy will be necessary…”

Hearing the doctor’s advice, he became even more worried!

Aria’s condition indeed resembled brain cancer, but there was also a 10% chance that it could be osteophyte. If it was the latter, her life would not be at risk.

If it did turn out to be brain cancer, the outlook was bleak. Even with successful surgery, her life expectancy might be limited to just a few years.

“That’s how it is for now. I recommend immediate hospitalization for treatment,” the doctor concluded.

Hearing this, Bruce’s heart was filled with indescribable pain.

Indeed, life was unpredictable, and unforeseen events could occur at any moment. In the face of death and illness, all beings were equal.

young. Subsequently, they both remarried and formed new families, with each of them having more children. In other words, her parents did not have a strong emotional bond

were not reliable sources

meaning the only person who could take care of her was Bruce.

By the bedside.

beautiful face carried melancholy

stirring a protective

stood by her bedside as his eyes became teary

her absolutely

been unconscious for more than three hours, and gradually, she

she whimpered softly,

he quickly went up to

then weakly.extended

this, he instinctively held

“Aria?”

finally recognized the person

fainted just now. You’re now

now? I

she spoke, she struggled to sit

lie down and rest. You’re ill, so

“Bruce…”

be so reckless.”

back to her original position. Please, listen to me. Treatment is of utmost importance at the moment. The doctor emphasized the need for you to undergo surgery as

head resolutely. “No, I can’t have the surgery with peace of mind before the

as possible, eh? No matter what, I will

weakly replied, looking at him with

softly murmured.

as he asked,

you the things I’ve kept in my

flickered, and instinctively, he wanted to pull his

certain that she was about to confess

not want to engage in an

worry, I’m not asking anything from you, and I certainly don’t want to come between

I’m

as tears welled up. “Back then… we were both so young, and I

with you. But now, looking back, I really regret it. For so many years, I’ve been thinking about you every day, reminiscing about every moment we spent together. You know, the time I spent with you was the happiest in my life. Sometimes I

a sad

blamed you. Well, we can only blame the bad timing.”

turned red

indeed touched his heart.

the age of sixteen or seventeen, they were not mature enough.

at the right age, they might have

Unfortunately…

were simply not

your wife had never appeared, would you have waited for me?”