Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1172

At the Topaz mansion…

Naomi was sitting in the study room with a jacket draped over her shoulder. She had only left a lamp on. The lamp cast a halo of light around her and made her look ethereally beautiful.

She was working on her draft on a piece of paper. The sky was still dark and heavy outside while heavy rain lashed against the windows. The pitter-patter sound was loud, but it did not seem to affect her.

At that moment, the phone downstairs rang, snapping Naomi back to reality. She put the pen down and walked out of the study room. She then switched on the light in the corridor and went downstairs.

She did not know who would call them in

the middle of the night, but she had a feeling that it was her father.

When she reached the phone, she answered it with a smile on her face, “Dad However, the person from the other side said something, and her smile froze.

At the hospital…

the time Naomi and her caretaker, Mrs. Irving, arrived, there were two people outside of the emergency room. When Mrs. Irving saw the

to look at Naomi. The latter was looking back at her as well. She had not put on her sunglasses this time, but Naomi could

Naomi with a smile on her face. Unexpectedly. Mrs. Irving pulled Naomi over and looked at the woman warily before

was stunned and looked at Mrs. Irving in

Mrs. Irving and said, “I didn’t expect that you’d still be working for Anthony after so many

Irving’s face

operating room. “The patient needs blood infusions.

stepped forward. The doctor measured her for a while

Mrs. Gosling suddenly said. Just when both of them turned their heads, she rolled up her sleeves and said, “Take my blood. I have

Naomi could do or say anything. Mrs. Gosling left with the doctor. When she walked past Naomi, she pitched her voice low and whispered, “This is what

stiff on the spot

hours later, the operation

time Anthony came out of the operating room. Since the anesthesia had not worn

beside the sickbed to watch over her father. Mrs. Irving draped a blanket over her and said, “Ms. Topaz, you should take some rest. You still have to go to work at nine tomorrow. I’ll take care of

the recliner chair

do you know