Chapter 236 It Won't Be Easy

• to Heal and Recovery “Alas…” Mabel couldn’t help sighing, hoping Evelyn could hold on and see Ms. Klein recover soon. After George and the others arrived at the ward, they observed Mia for a while. Then they followed Kevin into the office and checked the results of the past two days. The more George read the more serious his face became. In the end, he simply put the report on the table and held his forehead with both hands. “What the hell happened? Why is that?” As a doctor responsible for Mia’s condition for over five years, seeing all his efforts and treatment outcomes ruined by this drowning incident, the feeling in his heart was something that others could not understand. George had great confidence in his medical skills. His goal of treating Mia’s condition went beyond monetary gains; it was more of a spiritual pursuit for him. Now, it seemed that she was unlikely to be cured.
• “Her trachea and lungs are damaged, and these injuries will not easily heal and recover. Moreover, her blood indicators are highly unstable. If this condition continues, it won’t be long before her overall condition deteriorates.” George looked at Kevin, his face filled with anxiety. “Kevin, can you tell me what happened?” This put Kevin in a difficult position. Just as he was thinking about how to explain, he heard Huston, who had been silent since he entered the room, say, “It was an accident. She feli into the water.” Hearing such an answer, Kevin was stunned for a moment. Then, he felt gratified. No matter how much Huston blamed Evelyn, he still unconditionally stood by her side when facing others.
• Although he had some doubts, he would not let others slander her because of this suspicion. But could Evelyn see all of this? “Was it an accident?” George turned his head slightly and looked at him. “What kind of accident would have such a serious consequence?” “She stood by the swimming pool and suddenly fainted, falling into it.” There wasn’t much of an expression on Huston’s tace as he calmly spoke. He didn’t lie in panic, nor did he dodge. Although George didn’t fully believe it, he had a general understanding of the situation. He felt extremely surprised and remained silent for a few seconds before saying, “She is a patient, and you should take good care of her.” Huston frowned and did not speak. It was the first time this usually proud man made a concession in front of others.