The Wrong Woman

The surgery had been ongoing for over four hours, with no end in sight. Sienna's fear grew stronger as time passed.

She was too scared to tell Shelly, fearing she couldn't handle it. Sienna could only hope Felix would make it.

Soon, a nurse hurried out, clutching a folder and looking worried. "The situation is worrying. Please notify all the family members of the patient to come over. And please sign these papers quickly." Sienna's hands shook uncontrollably. Her mind went blank, and she felt a deep sense of agony. After signing the papers, she dialed Shelly's number.

Upon hearing the news, Shelly broke into tears on the other end of the line. Half an hour later, she reached the hospital, collapsing in tears as she stood outside the operating room.

She cursed her bad luck, lamenting the struggles she had faced and the suffering her children had gone through because of her. She wept quietly, yet her sorrow ran deep.

Sienna couldn't hold back her tears, either. They streamed down her cheeks. She helped Shelly up and guided her to sit on a nearby bench. They sat together, enduring what seemed like an endless wait until the surgical lights finally dimmed. Moments later, the doctor emerged. Sienna supported Shelly as they hurried together to the doctor. Anxiously, Sienna asked, "Doctor, how's my brother?"

"The patient's life has been saved, but whether he can make it through this critical period depends on his willpower," the doctor explained.

Shelly couldn't hold back her tears, her face buried in her hands. "How did this happen? My son was perfectly fine. Why is he now in the hospital with such serious injuries?"

a call at the emergency center reporting that he was found barely breathing at the foot of a

assaulted. I strongly advise you to contact the

immediately pulled out her phone to dial the emergency

on some details, the

Felix was admitted to the ICU for

situation and interview eyewitnesses regarding the incident. Since Felix had yet to regain consciousness, they couldn't proceed with

Sienna, and the daily costs for

Felix's injury, Sienna arranged to visit the foot of the mountain where he was found

the neighboring town. It was close to where filming had

company had contracted the mountain for their filming operations. They had established a sizable

up its shooting schedule, there was still a steady stream of other crews arriving to shoot

Jane trekked up a narrow path into the mountains. After a short while, they stumbled upon a fenced-off area. Inside,