Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 2039

“Estelle!” Jonathan's voice was filled with both shock and tremor.

“Estelle!”

“Stella!”

Everyone rushed towards Estelle, forming a tight circle around her. Xavier, biting back the pain from his own wound, tore a piece of his shirt to bandage Estelle's shoulder. His voice was hoarse as he explained, “She got hit by shrapnel from the blast; she's lost a lot of blood. We need to get those pieces out now!”

Gab's face turned ashen. “My place is the closest!”

Jonathan, cradling Estelle in his arms, staggered to his feet and made a beeline for the helicopter.

“Don’t head to Silver Valley; it's too far. Come to my place!” Lambert, frantic, blocked Jonathan's path.

“Out of my way!” Jonathan's face was a terrifying shade of thunder.

“My estate has a fully equipped medical suite, and I have a doctor on call. If you want to save her, bring her to me first!” Lambert’s eyes were bloodshot, showing no sign of backing down as he stood toe-to-toe with Jonathan.

“Jonathan, stay calm!” Gab gripped Jonathan's shoulder. “Estelle needs immediate care. Let's get her to the Brennan estate first.”

Panic was written all over Jonathan’s face as the veins in his arms bulged from the strain. With a shaky nod, he agreed. “Fine, we go to your place, right now!”

Lambert nodded and helped escort Estelle to the helicopter, while Xavier, needing urgent care for his own injuries, was surrounded by Josiah and others as they boarded the aircraft.

Gab stayed behind to oversee the demolition of the underground twelfth floor, then piloted the helicopter himself towards the Brennan estate.

Half an hour later, the helicopter touched down on the estate's landing pad.

Lambert had the butler prepare the operating room in advance, with doctors and plasma at the ready. Estelle and Xavier were rushed into surgery.

Evelyn, who had been at the estate waiting for Estelle, hurried over when she heard the news.

In the grand living room outside the operating room, everyone sat in heavy silence, the tension palpable.