Please Let Me Go

Dr. Chang understands the feelings of the patient's family. Just now, she also learned from Cody about what happened. She got mad at Cody. Pregnant women couldn’t donate blood. Although Dr. Chang also wanted to save the patient, the patient shut herself off and didn't not want to wake up. Dr. Chang sighed, "How about this? You put on protective clothing and go in with me. You try to talk to her. If she’s willing to wake up after hearing your voice, I will have the ways to save her."

The doctor would have asked the patient’s family to sign a surgical risk agreement before the operation, but what caused the patient a miscarriage was due to blood donation. Besides, now the patient had shut herself in her world. So the hospital still had something to do with the accident.

After Antonio heard this, he nodded. Then a nurse led him into the operating room. Only then did he know the facilities inside. Adelaide was placed behind the curtain on the left. He changed into protective clothing, and then followed the nurse to Adelaide's side.

There were various instruments which Antonio didn’t know on Adelaide’s body. He looked up at the screens on both sides of her. The undulating electrocardiogram on it declared that she was still alive. Antonio walked to the other end of the doctor. He squatted halfway. At this moment, he saw Adelaide's fingers also being pinched by an instrument.

Antonio forcibly endured the pain. It was like that there was a knife cutting his heart. Besides, he could feel the pain clearly. He swallowed, pretending to be calm, "Adelaide, why are you still sleeping? Wake up. Let's go home!"

The blood underneath the person who was lying on the operating table had already dried. The whole pair of pants was dyed read by her blood. When Antonio saw it at first glance, he was shocked. He didn't know what kind of terrible torment Adelaide had experienced before she closed her eyes. The red blood made him ache.

Antonio licked his dry lips. He didn't know how to let Adelaide regain the confidence to live. He looked at her sweet face. Under the shining of the operating lamp, the undried tears on her face were like a blade, which pierced his heart. His heart was wrenching!

It was an invisible pain. Without blood or wounds, it corroded his heart bit by bit.

"Adelaide, Adelaide! Wake up and look at me! I order you to wake up and look at me!"

in front of so many nurses and doctors. His tears fell down the back of her pale hand, but the person on the bed still did not wake up. Antonio

in the hospital? Why did he believe in Oscar? He hated his incompetence, and hated that he made the same mistake again. He obviously knew that Clarissa and Flora were so mean and planned to hurt her,

banged his head. He thought himself so smart. Others would also fear him. But what had he done? He failed to save his child, and now he even couldn’t wake

couldn't bear his self-harming behaviors. She grabbed his arm, "What the patient needs the most now is you. It is useless to blame yourself. Try to

He looked at the doctor blankly. The doctor nodded at him, patted his shoulder, and

and whispered softly

he could see Adelaide's reaction, Dr. Chang happily told him,

dimed a little. Dr. Chang didn't know what he said, which had such a great effect.

nurse to take Antonio out. The subsequent

the door of the operating room was closed again. None of the

that they had to keep Adelaide happy. Although the hurt of having a miscarriage was not greater than a childbirth, she should still be taken good care of within a month. Antonio nodded and kept the words firmly in his

standing by the door to stop her. He said to her expressionlessly, "Go away. When Adelaide gets better, I will

be rich. With tears in her eyes, she pulled Antonio’s wrist and refused to leave, "Antonio, let me see my sister. I know I deserve to die. When my sister gives me blood, I should

face. Don't let me repeat it the

the door relentlessly, and the closed

her all efforts in vain