My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 415

Chapter 415 

The doctor had never imagined being so grateful for the blaring alarm’s sound. The moment it went off, he felt liberated. 

Seeing the doctor hesitate, the man couldn’t control his emotions. He rushed forward, seized the scalpel from the stunned doctor, and was about to make a harsh incision on Pixie. 

Ignoring the gun in his hand, Esther charged forward like a lioness protecting her cub, knocking the man off balance. 

Terrified by Esther’s fearless charge, the man tackled her to the ground, still holding the scalpel and aiming for her chest. 

Suddenly, a gunshot rang out. 

The man’s arm, holding, the scalpel, was struck, causing it to fly out of his grasp. Warm blood splattered onto Esther’s face, and she instinctively closed her eyes, her face pale with fear. 

“Take him away!” The police had finally arrived. 

Anna rushed over and helped Esther up from the ground, her trembling hands wiping the blood from Esther’s face with a handkerchief. 

“Esther, are you okay?” she asked. 

Esther nodded. “I’m fine.” 

Anna thought with relief, ‘Oh, thank goodness. If the police hadn’t arrived in time, the consequences would have been unthinkable.” 

With Anna’s help, Esther walked over to Pixie. They had arrived just in the nick of time. 

Pixie had only been anesthetized, and the surgery had not yet begun. The surgery would have already started if they had been a few minutes later. 

The police handcuffed the man and led him past Esther. He glared at her with intense hatred. Esther felt his gaze and instinctively looked back at him. 

Esther was startled by the man’s hateful gaze. Instinctively, she tightened her grip on Pixie’s hand and defiantly said, “You may resort to despicable means for your daughter’s sake, but I will do everything in my power for mine!” 

The man gritted his teeth. “She’s not your daughter.” 

“So what if she’s not my daughter? Does that give you the right to freely take her organs?” Esther’s voice brimmed with anger. “She’s a living person. Just because you want your daughter to live, does it justify disregarding the lives of others? What right do you have to deprive her of her right to live in this world!?” 

“What do you know? I’m only taking one of her kidneys! She still has one left. It won’t affect her life,” the man retorted. “I’ll give her a life of luxury, let her live like a princess- 

anger and 

“Stop, don’t try to justify yourself!” Esther’s voice trembled with a mix of frustration. “You just want to keep her by your side. You can take other organs from her whenever your daughter needs them to keep her alive!”