Falling For My Mysterious Wife

Chapter 39

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“What happened?” Elaina had a strong sense of unease, and even her heart was beating

faster uncontrollably.

“Something happened to the boy who came in the afternoon.”

Joyce looked anxious and continued to explain, “After you left the emergency room in

the afternoon, his mother insisted on transferring him to another hospital. We had no

choice but to agree.

“I thought it was just a slight concussion. It would not be a problem if he went to

another hospital. Unexpectedly, I just received a call from the emergency care center,

saying that a patient had a hemorrhage during surgery in a private hospital.

“After asking for the patient’s information, I realized that it was that boy. His mother took him to Muatwe Clinic for surgery!”

Joyce was very angry. She thought, this is ridiculous. How can there be such a mother?

Elaina’s expression changed, too. She asked anxiously, “Where is he?”

“He is on the way. The doctor in the ambulance said that the boy’s condition is severe. He asked us to make preparations here. That’s why I came for you,” Joyce said.

Elaina did not have time to guess what was the reason behind this. She instructed Joyce, “Have the blood bank prepare the blood. Tell everyone to be prepared for the surgery. We’ll immediately enter the operating room once the patient arrives.”

Although Elaina had not yet seen the patient, she could estimate that the situation was not good.

Originally, the boy did not need surgery, but his mother insisted on him undergoing the surgery. What was the difference between that and intentional murder?

Elaina didn’t know why the boy’s mother did this or how she persuaded the doctor in another hospital to do the surgery. But with his condition, he had a hemorrhage. The main artery must have been touched accidentally during the surgery. It was not an exaggeration to say that his life was in danger.

Elaina was about to go to the emergency room to wait for the patient, but Saul stopped her. “Dr. Gainsford, you…”

“I’m sorry, Mr. Judson. I’m afraid that I cannot have dinner with you today. Take a rain

check, and I’ll treat you.” In this situation, she could not leave.

Saul did not say anything else but nodded. “It doesn’t matter. Work comes first. There is

plenty of time for us.”

Elaina turned around and left, leaving Saul standing where he was holding the roses. He looked a little pitiful.

It was the first time he realized that being a doctor was not easy. He did not expect a doctor to be so busy, nor Elaina’s thin body to contain such a huge amount of energy as

if she would not feel tired.

At this moment, no matter why he approached Elaina, he sincerely admired this

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The sound of an ambulance was heard in the hospital. Elaina and the others had been waiting for a long time. As soon as the door of the ambulance opened, Elaina was about to go to check the patient’s condition, but she was grabbed by someone.

“It’s all your fault. If it weren’t for your unwillingness to do the operation for my son, nothing would have happened to my son,” The woman cried while grabbing Elaina tightly. She seemed to be afraid that Elaina would run away.

“If anything happens to my son, I won’t let you go.”

While they were talking, a few more taxis stopped at the entrance of the hospital. A crowd of people got out of the cars. They were all the woman’s relatives. Once they arrived, they surrounded Elaina, allowing no explanation.

“Are you serious? Your son did not need surgery at all. You were the one who insisted on taking him to Muatwe Clinic for surgery. Now the accident has happened, you don’t reflect on yourself. Instead, you blame Dr. Gainsford?”

Joyce almost blurted out, “Are you out of your mind?”

“I don’t care. Anyway, what happened to my son was all your fault. You have to be responsible.” The woman seemed to be determined to have Elaina take the blame. She did not let go of Elaina, no matter what.

Elaina felt that she had controlled her temper very well over these years and would not easily get angry.

But today, it was too hard for her to control her temper.

She held the woman’s hand with her slender fingers and slightly exerted force to remove it. The woman exclaimed, “Ouch! Ouch! Let go of me!”

“I understand your anxiety because you are the mother of the patient. But if you continue to stop me from checking the patient, don’t blame me for being rude.

Elaina’s voice was cold, and it made the woman shiver. For no reason, the woman had a feeling that Elaina was someone to be feared.

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