My Wealthy Husband novel Chapter 41

"I am sorry. There's no patient called Jason here."

"What? He must be here," said Nova, shaking her head.

"We were sent here together. We had a car accident in NL viaduct. How's he?"

The nurse was quite confused, "Well I am very sorry that I have no idea where Jason is, but I remember vaguely the name, Jacob, was registered."

Nova's eyes were sparkling; she urged, "Where's he?"

"Oh, I am so sure."

The nurse apologized to her.

As they were talking, an amicable doctor came and smiled, "Oh my poor girl, why not bind up your wounds first? Your arms hurt severely. Don't worry. I will have someone check the registration for you. Take it easy, girl."

Nova was a little embarrassed and bowed her head with a flushed face, "Thank you."

Smiling kindly and shaking his head, the doctor turned to the nurse, "Please help check the registration form."

"Yes, Doctor Wright."

Sitting silently in the ward, Nova could not help looking at the door with her arms swathed by Doctor Wright. Reading Nova's face, the doctor smiled and whispered, "I can tell from your face that you are particularly fond of him. I mean, Jason."

Hearing this, Nova was surprised. She turned her gaze shyly and said softly, "After my mother died, he's the first one who treats me nice with his life. It's too ruthless of me to pretend that I don't care. If so, I will regret in the rest of my life. What's more, to live with someone happily is much better than to stay in misery. "

Nova said with a faint and happy smile.

Doctor Wright was amazed by her opinion and smile. A few minutes later, he finished the work and said slowly, "You're a girl who looks naive on the outside but mature inside."

Nova smiled in silence.

In her mind, it's not a kind of maturity; instead, she longed to cherish their relationship with her whole life.

"Sir, please don't run in the corridor! Your wounds are bleeding! I can pass the message for you... " A nurse's voice full of anxiety was heard and the next moment, Nova witnessed a man's intruding with his head wrapped.

When he saw Nova in the bed with her arm in a sling, he let out a sigh of relief while feeling compunction.

"Sorry, Doctor Wright, I've tried my best to stop him but ..." The nurse now arrived.

The doctor smiled, "It's fine. Now everyone goes out and leave them some space."

Aware of what's going on, all the doctors and nurses in the ward smiled and walked to door.

Because of losing lots of blood, Jason looked pale in the same suit as he wore on the day he returned. What's worse, the suit was crumpled with blood stains and part of his head was shove with loose bandages. The scene was so heartbreaking that Nova failed to say even a single word.

"It doesn't matter."

Nova relied to his silent question.

"Nonsense!" Jason didn't believe her words.

Nova was embarrassed. Noticing his hair was stained with blood, she whispered, "I am OK."

Jason paid no attention to her reaction, saying, "I get you some water."

Walking to the water dispenser, however, he fell down suddenly in a few seconds, which frightened Nova.

The car accident dominated the headlines of the major media because of both the severity and the victims' identity. It's said that the decline of the Thompson was caused by some big companies. Although nobody clearly pointed out which companies were in question, developing green products was the main way of the Thompson who had only a few rivals. What's more, there were fewer companies who could bring down the Thompson. Therefore, when Jason was revealed from the Chapman, and had a car accident, he was widely considered to be involved in the scheme of the Thompson's downfall.

In less than two months, the enterprise in operation for more than 20 years collapsed. Great changes took place in such a short time that Jason was treated to be extremely cruel and merciless. Under mounting public pressure, authorities concerned began to attach great importance to this affair and even the police took part in dealing with it. A huge media circus surrounded the gate of the hospital recklessly. If the police hadn't been maintaining the order there, some reporters must have intruded.

Jason was half lying, reading the news and became angrier. He threw the paper aside, and said in his cold voice, "How dare them!"

Eric fetched the newspaper, put it onto the desk and said, "If we deal with it with internal solution, it must be easy. But it's hard to cope with the media. "

He paused and then continued, "The news report does harm to Mr. Chapman’s reputation; you know, he is entering into an election. Both Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are worried about you. Although it's inconvenient for them to come here, they have been contacting. "