Madam Escaped Again Sir novel Chapter 1347

"I want you to get them to leave the hospital by today. I don't want Little Leaf to see them again," Toby said, his expression impassive.

As long as Titus and his wife were still in the hospital, they remained a ticking time bomb. Therefore, Toby had to chase them away as soon as possible.

Tim adjusted his glasses again. "Got it. I'll try my best. Is there anything else?"

In response, Toby shook his head. Then, Tim left for Titus' ward at once.

At this moment, Titus was lying in bed. He was so skinny that he no longer looked like a human. It was as though he was a skeleton wrapped with human skin, which was terrifying.

Julia was seated by the bed as she sobbed and wiped Titus' body clean. At the same time, she kept saying that he would survive. Although her words were moving, the reality was cruel.

Even the doctors couldn't guarantee Titus' life, so how could someone like her, who had zero medical background whatsoever, make such a claim?

Standing outside the ward, Tim knocked on the door. "Mrs. Gray."

Hearing his voice, Julia quickly got to her feet and said, "You're finally here, Dr. Lancaster. Are you here to save Titus?" She clasped her hands together and looked expectantly at him.

Tim leaned against the door frame and replied, "Mrs. Gray, I have no idea why you think my presence here means there's hope for Mr. Gray. All the doctors have already told you there's no way Mr. Gray will recover, so there's no point in saving him. Even if there's a suitable kidney, he won't be able to get off the operating table alive. As such, I hope you'll wake up to reality. Rather than letting Mr. Gray stay in the hospital and experiencing such torment, you should bring him home and let him spend the rest of his days happily."

Julia became agitated as tears slid down her cheeks the instant he finished speaking. She barked, "Stop spouting nonsense! What do you mean that he'll never recover? You're a doctor, so how can you say something like that? Aren't you supposed to never give up on any patient until the very last moment? As relatives, we still haven't given up on him, so how can a doctor like you stop trying to save him?"

"Mrs. Gray, you'll never give up because you're his relative, and it's only natural that you want him to survive. However, I'm not his relative. As a doctor, I can look at this matter with rationality, and I know when I should give up on a patient and when not to. Mr. Gray is in a terrible condition, and the longer he stays in the hospital, the more torment he'll have to go through. I'm just trying to help him, so I'm persuading you to get him discharged. That way, he won't feel bored in the hospital, and when he returns home, he'll spend the rest of his days doing what he loves."

"You…" Julia glared at Tim as though she couldn't believe that a doctor would say such cruel words.

Just then, the sound of stilettos clicking against the ground came from behind Tim. He turned around and saw Rina, whose eyes had turned red.

She stopped in front of Tim and stared fixedly at him. "Dr. Lancaster, I heard your conversation with my mom. You said that given his health condition, he'll probably never leave the operating table alive. Similarly, there's a small chance he'll survive, am I right?"

Tim replied nonchalantly, "The probability is less than 30 percent."

Rina bit her lip. "Thirty percent is indeed a small chance, but we can give it a try nonetheless. What if my dad survives? If we do nothing now, there would be zero chances of success."

"She has a point." Julia dipped her head.

Tim squinted his eyes. "Regardless, do you have a suitable kidney?"

The instant Julia heard his words, she turned from hopeful to despondent. With a pale face, she staggered and almost collapsed to the ground. He's right. Without a suitable kidney, everything we say is pointless even if Titus manages to hold out longer. At that moment, she sat back on the edge of the bed, appearing downcast.