Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1703

Chapter 1703 - Surgery to Be Performed Immediately

Very soon, the elevator doors opened, and Jennifer hurried over with two bodyguards escorting her!

Hearing the footsteps, everyone turned their heads and saw her at a glance.

At this time, the deputy dean also came over, holding a set of sterile clothes and some instruments.

Jennifer took a few steps forward and reached out to take them. She entered the password and the emergency room door opened.

Before going in, she stopped and turned to look at the three anxious people, giving them a firm look without saying any reassuring words, because every second counted now. She quickly entered the emergency room.

The deputy dean followed her in, and the door closed again. Everyone's hearts thumped lightly as they sank back into anxious waiting.

This scene also gave Algerone and Monica an even worse premonition.

After all, if it was just a normal low blood sugar faint, how could it take so long without a peep?

Tristan stroked Monica's hair, "..." not knowing what to say to comfort her.

Having been with her mother all her life, occasionally bickering, but their relationship had always been good. She couldn't accept such a blow, nor had she ever experienced such emotions before.

At this moment, Algerone had only one thought in his mind, and that was that when Belinda woke up, he would take her home to take care of her and never separate again.

Tristan was also very solemn, after all, he loved who Monica loved.

In the emergency room lit by the shadowless lamp, Belinda was still unconscious on the operating table, wearing an oxygen mask.

After Jennifer and the deputy dean went in, someone whispered, "A tumor was found in the patient's brain. The head x-ray was just taken, radioisotope brain imaging and cerebral angiography confirmed it." As he spoke, he brought over the films.

Jennifer's chest tightened as she quickly took them and calmly reviewed the detailed data.

"Dean, if surgery is not performed in time, the patient may become paralyzed or even be life-threatening," the surgeon reported.

The deputy dean replied, "Surgery immediately, no delay."

In the emergency room, other doctors and assistants, as well as anesthesiologists, were busy preparing for a craniotomy.