My Wife is a Hacker (Nicole Riddle and Jared) novel Chapter 231

Chapter 231

That was not much of a surprise.

After all, Michael could not have built such a hospital in San Joto had he come with no background.

Steve’s face looked a little grave while he was thinking of this.

He knew it; there was more to Jared than met the eye.

Meanwhile, Nicole was in the ward, looking on as a doctor was instructing two nurses to do a routine check on Mr. Riddle Sr., who was hooked up with tubes to some medical instrument.

Nicole leaned casually against the wall as the nurses were doing their job.

She waited for them to finish before asking calmly, “How is his condition?”

Hearing the crisp, bitter voice, the doctor looked at the beautiful girl in front of him and replied involuntarily,

“He needs surgery as soon as possible because we have observed signs of heart failure.

The coronary instability has caused plaque rupture, affecting the blood supply to the heart.

More delay may affect the normal function of certain parts of the body.

According to our observation, it is likely to be the brain.”

Nicole nodded and asked, “Where’s the location?”

The doctor hesitated as if he did not understand why Nicole wanted to know in such detail.

But he still said, “It’s in the worst probable location.

The occlusion of the left anterior descending branch has caused anterior wall myocardial infarction.

If he does not undergo an operation in time, it will cause extensive anterior wall myocardial infarction, which is the most serious and dangerous situation.

The right surgeon has to be found within three days to perform the surgery.

Only then the patient has a chance of recovery.” He was afraid that Nicole would not understand the medical jargon, so he specifically told her how dangerous the condition was.

Nicole nodded gently and thanked the doctor.

She then picked up the stethoscope from the doctor’s instrument tray, put on the medical gloves, put the stethoscope directly on Mr. Riddle Sr.’s chest, and calmly adjusted the position of the ventilator.

The doctor saw her seemingly chaotic yet professional and skillful technique and became baffled, wondering if she was not a family member of the patient but a medical student.

A nurse thought Nicole was pretending to be a doctor and could not tolerate it.

She looked on with a sneer and then reached out to snatch the stethoscope from Nicole.