Heart Stolen by A Heartless Man

Greyson lost his mind and uttered harsh words to threaten her.

Hattie's fingertips twitched while the vital signs displayed on the vital signs monitor finally climbed back a bit.

Greyson grabbed her fingers tightly and increased the volume of his voice, "Listen to me, Hattie, I won't allow you to die! You can't die!"

"The patient's hemorrhage has stopped! Hurry up, we need to give her another blood transfusion. Let's get ready right away..."

Doctors got busy with the resuscitation.

After resuscitation, Hattie's condition went into complete remission.

It was late at night when Hattie was wheeled out of the operating room and taken to the general ward.

Greyson sat on the edge of her bed and stared at Hattie's pale face, his eyes filled with suppressed emotions.

He really couldn't read her…

She loved money so much, but never asked him for it.

Now that she was pregnant, she could actually make herself worth a hundred times more with this child, but she…so stubbornly wanted to have an abortion.

And she even almost lost her life during the operation.

the hell

ward was

may I ask if

silent for a long time, and finally asked without

Hattie's medical report, "I just got Miss Moss's detailed

A bodyguard walked in and said urgently, "Master wants you to go back

impatiently, not wanting to

added, "Master said the matter is very urgent,

leave for just an hour or two,

actually to

me back for the purpose of saying these boring things, then forgive me for

speaking, he stood up and

you still thinking about that bitch Hattie? She's just a bitch

her business, I won't agree to the alliance, and I've absolutely no interest in the fiancée you introduced to me! If you like her, I don't mind if you find me a

was infuriated, "I'm doing it for the sake of the

ignored his

He was ruthless in dealings and wielded a lot of power, so he was not

strode out of the Morgan

up to Finnley and whispered to him, "Our plan to take Miss Mos has failed. Young Master is now keeping an eye on her, and

Finnley's expression was glum.