My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 610

Chapter 610 

Mandy couldn’t donate her liver due to her physical condition. Who would be the donor, then? 

For a moment, Mandy entertained a bizarre thought as she observed the doctors preparing for the surgery. She was tempted to ask but then remembered X had his own considerations. She couldn’t inquire now, so she would have to investigate later. 

“Should I just lie down here?” Mandy asked. 

“Yes,” they replied. 

Soon, she was wheeled into the operating room. Her eyes grew heavy as she stared at the bright surgical lights, and she drifted off to sleep. 

Meanwhile, in another hospital room. 

Kevin escorted Bradley to the operating room. 

Esther sighed in relief as she was monitoring Bradley’s progress through Jasper’s live video feed. 

“Ms. Quill, here’s your liver donation consent form. Please review and sign it if you agree.” 

“Mine?” Esther hesitated. “Am I also having surgery today?” 

“Ms. Pendleton arranged it. She mentioned that if you don’t honor your promise to donate your liver, she can cancel the transplant surgery anytime.” 

Esther took a deep breath and said, “Alright, I’ll sign.” 

Under the nurse’s guidance, Esther changed into surgical attire and entered the operating room. She lay on the surgical bed, the shadowless lamp’s light casting a dizzying glow on her face. 

Suddenly, memories of Bradley pinning her to the operating table flooded her mind. A nameless fear began creeping in. She wanted to escape this nightmarish room, but the anesthesiologist injected drugs into her IV before she could act. 

Esther’s body succumbed to the anesthesia. Despite her efforts to resist, she slipped into unconsciousness in less than ten seconds. 

In two adjacent hospitals, simultaneous liver transplant surgeries unfolded. Mandy and Esther were in one, while Bradley and another patient in need of a liver were in the other. 

The medical team smoothly extracted a portion of Esther’s liver, placing it into a specialized medical 

case. 

“Transport this liver to the neighboring hospital for the transplant.” 

“Understood.” 

As Esther’s liver left the operating room, a doctor with a medical case exited the adjacent room. 

“Shall we go together?” 

“Sure.” 

They entered the elevator.