My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 611

Chapter 611 

Kevin was not an expert in liver diseases, but he felt great relief when he saw a medical case labeled “Mandy Pendleton” heading into the operating room. Doctors were removing Bradley’s dying liver to transplant Mandy’s healthy one into him. 

Now that the liver transplant was successfully completed, Bradley would recover as long as there were no rejection issues with Mandy’s liver. 

Kevin didn’t continue watching the surgery. He trusted the hospital’s medical expertise. With a pleased expression, he left the operating room and shared the good news with Jasper, who had been waiting outside. 

“Jasper, Bradley’s surgery was a success!” 

Jasper didn’t share the same joy when he heard Kevin’s words. Instead, he anxiously asked, “Kevin, given Esther’s current health, her liver donation-” 

“How could she donate her liver? Is she crazy?” Kevin snarled, cutting off Jasper. 

“It’s too late. Esther is already in the operating room,” Jasper said with a pained expression. “Mandy said if Esther didn’t donate her liver as promised, she would cancel the surgery anytime. You know…” 

Kevin’s expression darkened as he growled, “Mandy truly is a Pendleton. They’re all the same…” 

To prevent Kevin from saying more, Jasper volunteered. “You’ll take care of Bradley. I’ll check on Esther. She’s alone, and I’m worried.” 

“Go ahead. Keep me updated.” 

“Okay.” 

Jasper quickly left and headed to Esther’s operating room at Maria Hospital. 

“Excuse me, I’d like to know about Esther Quill’s surgery…” 

The nurse glanced at Jasper, looking impatient. “She’s in surgery. If you want information, please wait here.” 

“Alright, thank you.” 

Jasper sat down outside the operating room, staring at the “In Operation” sign. He only got up when the door opened. 

“Esther-” When he saw Mandy’s face, he awkwardly stepped back. “Sorry, I mistook her for someone else.” 

The unconscious Mandy was wheeled into the hospital room. 

Esther was also brought out from the operating room half an hour later. Her face was pale, and her long eyelashes cast a faint