61: Chapter 061: Critical Illness Notification!
61: Chapter 061: Critical Illness Notification!
It wasn’t until Janice Swan left that the private room became quiet.
Julia Stewart sat there blankly, her eyes red.
Lionel Yeager slammed his palm on the table and angrily said, “What the hell!”
He then looked at Julia Stewart and comforted her, “President Stewart, don’t worry, don’t let this kind of person affect your mood.
After our new product is launched, we will slap their faces hard.
By then, even if they beg to cooperate with us, we will not work with them.”
Julia Stewart turned to Lionel Yeager and choked, “Lionel, can our company really come back to life, can it really see a bright future?”
Lionel Yeager nodded firmly and continued, “Alright, Julia, don’t be sad anymore.
Let’s not think too much now, and focus on developing our new product.”
Julia Stewart sniffed, then put the gift box in her bag and stood up, “Lionel, let’s return to the company.”
Lionel Yeager nodded and left the coffee shop with Julia Stewart.
Central City Hospital.
Outside the operating room.
A middle-aged man with a regular-built frame and a square face paced back and forth outside the door, looking very anxious.
This middle-aged man was none other than the top figure of the Administration for Industry and Commerce, Bill Sheehan.
Accompanying him was the dean of the Central City Hospital, Laird Tennat.
Laird Tennat was also quite anxious at the moment.
Not long ago, Bill Sheehan’s daughter had a severe car accident on her way home from school and was rushed to the hospital.
As the dean of Central City Hospital, when he learned of the incident, he hurried over and arranged for the doctor to perform surgery on Bill Sheehan’s daughter.
But now it has been half an hour, and there is still no news from the operating room, which makes him very worried.
Bill Sheehan is also his friend, and if anything happens to his daughter, he would not know how to explain it to Bill Sheehan.
But now, all he can do is wait.
“Laird, will my daughter be okay?”
Bill Sheehan looked at Laird Tennat with anticipation.
Laird Tennat comforted him, “Bill, don’t worry.
I’ve arranged for the best doctor in our hospital to rescue Meggie.
Meggie will be safe.”
Bill Sheehan hoarsely said, “Meggie must be fine; I only have one daughter.”
Laird Tennat said, “Everything will be fine, definitely!”
“Bill, what happened to Meggie after all?”
At this moment, a figure rushed from a distant place, it was Janice Swan.
Bill Sheehan choked and said, “Meggie had a car accident on her way home from school; she is undergoing emergency surgery…”
Upon hearing this news, Janice Swan’s body shook violently and almost collapsed onto the ground.
Bill Sheehan hurried forward to help Janice Swan and said, “Janice, Laird has said that Meggie will be fine.”
Janice Swan, visibly upset, slammed her fists hard on Bill Sheehan’s chest and cried, “Why did Meggie have a car accident?
How could this happen…”
Bill Sheehan was also very upset, “Janice, calm down!”
Meggie is only eight years old…”
Janice Swan grabbed her own hair, breaking down in tears as they poured down her face.
Seeing his wife’s tears, Bill Sheehan’s eyes also filled with tears.
Standing nearby, Laird Tennat didn’t know how to console them, so he could only sigh deeply.
At this moment, the operating room door opened.
An attending physician came out.
“Is the patient’s family here?”
Bill Sheehan and Janice Swan hurried over.
Laird Tennat followed them and asked urgently, “Doctor Winslet, how is the situation?”
“Hurry up and tell us, how is my daughter?”
Janice Swan also asked loudly.
“Yes, please tell us!”
Bill Sheehan also anxiously spoke.
Doctor Winslet looked at Bill Sheehan and said, “Commissioner, your daughter is in severe condition, life-threatening, so please be mentally prepared.”
After that, he took out a critical illness notice and a pen and handed them to Bill Sheehan, saying, “Commissioner, please sign.”
“Critical illness notice?!”
Seeing the critical illness notice in Doctor Winslet’s hand, Janice Swan screamed and collapsed on the ground.
Bill Sheehan was also dumbfounded, his whole body trembling, unable to take the notice for a long time.
Laird Tennat asked with a frown, “Doctor Winslet, is the situation really that serious?”
Doctor Winslet nodded and said, “Yes, Director Tanner, I’m afraid the situation is worse than we imagined.
After all, the patient is too young; she has multiple comminuted fractures and severe damage to her internal organs.
“Stop talking, stop talking!”
Janice Swan, like a madwoman, stood up, grabbed Doctor Winslet’s hand, and said, “Doctor, please save my daughter.
If you can save my daughter, I will give you any amount of money!”
“Miss, this isn’t about money.”
Doctor Winslet sighed and continued, “Sign quickly.
The sooner you sign, the sooner we can operate, and your daughter might have a chance of survival.”
Laird Tennat urged Bill Sheehan, “Bill, sign.”
Bill Sheehan tremblingly took the critical illness notice and pen and signed his name.
Doctor Winslet took back the critical illness notice and then walked back into the operating room, closing the door.
“Laird… can my daughter survive?”
Bill Sheehan asked in a trembling voice, tears in his eyes.
Laird Tennat did not answer but only sighed deeply.
Now that the critical illness notice has been issued, it means the situation is very serious, and the patient’s chances of survival may be less than 30%.
Seeing Laird Tennat’s silence, Bill Sheehan’s tears could no longer be held back and flowed down.
Janice Swan sat on the ground wailing, “Meggie, don’t die; how can mom live without you…”
Laird Tennat was silent for a moment, then said, “Bill, I just thought of someone who might be able to cure Meggie…”
“Who, who can cure Meggie?”
Bill Sheehan stared at Laird Tennat intently, his eyes filled with excitement.
Janice Swan also stopped crying and looked at Laird Tennat.
Laird Tennat continued, “The doctor I am referring to specializes in traditional medicine…”
“Traditional medicine?”
Bill Sheehan was stunned, “Can traditional medicine cure people?”
Janice Swan frowned and said, “Although traditional medicine can treat some diseases, it is useless in such major surgeries!”
Laird continued, “Please listen to me, the traditional medicine practitioner I am referring to is extremely skilled, truly a Divine Doctor.
Not long ago, he cured the critically ill elder of the Stewart Family.
Moreover, even Joan Holman, Doctor Holman, praised the Divine Doctor’s extraordinary medical skills, and even begged to become the Divine Doctor’s apprentice.”
The Divine Doctor he referred to was Lionel Yeager.
As they listened to Laird Tennat’s words, Bill Sheehan and Janice Swan both froze in place.