Climbing Up to The Top Summit novel Chapter 186

"E-Everything's fine..." Rosalie Naiswell saw that the man who charged in was none other than Harvey York. Surprise and delight filled her. However, she quickly regained her composure. With red-rimmed eyes, she stammered, "I'm fine, but Grandpa, he..."

Harvey fled to Shane Naiswell's side and placed his finger under Shane’s nose. His face crumpled. "Quick, we have to bring him to a hospital. He should be able t o make it..."

Harvey carried Shane in his arms and dashed out. Rosalie, panicked, trailed after him from behind.

"Tyson Woods. From this day on, there is no Liam Stone in Niumhi. Don't disappoint me..."

Harvey ordered before he left.

Tyson's whole body shuddered at the order. He had just made a call earlier, and he understood clearly what Harvey meant. It seemed tonight would bring a big change to the streets of Niumhi.

From this day forth, Liam Stone would cease to exist.

Tyson entered the VIP room, respect written all over his face. Liam Stone, initially an arrogant and domineering man, was now nothing more than a dead dog.

At the Emergency Hall of the City Hospital.

Harvey carried Shane and ran inside. Shane was in serious condition, his head bleeding badly. Due to his old age and the heavy blow he suffered from Liam's underlings earlier, he would risk losing his life if he didn’t get treatment as soon as possible.

"Doctor? Where's the doctor?" Harvey was in a panic. If Shane died, he would not be able to forgive himself. After all, he was the one who dragged Shane and Rosalie into this mess.

"What are you shouting for? Don’t you know where you are?" A frosty looking nurse walked in and screamed at Harvey. "Don't you know how to take a number?"

'Motherf*cker. Do you need me to take a number when it's a matter of life and death?'

The nurse was startled when she saw Harvey’s reaction. She pursed her lips and said, "What are you staring at me for? Are you trying to beat me up? I’m just in charge of registration and handling the money. Don't try to start anything! If you're not willing to follow the rules, then turn away and leave right now. It’s your fault for not having enough money to save this old man. None of this is the hospital's responsibility."

"How could you spew so much garbage? I'm asking you to save someone!" Harvey said, accenting each and every one of his words.

"Why can't you understand?" The nurse looked speechless. "We can save people, but you need to go and queue up for the registration. Which part of that don't you get? If you're not going to line up, then this old man’s blood is going to run dry soon. I'm afraid by then, even a blood transfusion won't save him."

"You know that this old man is in critical condition, but you're still talking rubbish! I’m asking you to save him first!" Harvey was so furious, his chest almost burst. How could she not comprehend it? If it wasn’t a n emergency, anyone would know that they should register first. Shouldn't she set her priorities according to the situation?

When he shouted, the emergency room fell into startled silence. Many instinctively turned to look, and found themselves transfixed to the argument unfolding before them.

From time immemorial, the hospital had always been a place of respect. There was rarely a need for a ruckus. Commotions usually only happened when someone died.