He Cheated I Rose Making Him Regret Everything (Chloe and Arthur) novel Chapter 679

The moment Vincent mentioned Eugene, Chloe's eyes turned cold.

She looked straight at Vincent.

In that instant, Vincent clearly saw the killing intent in her eyes.

"Even if he dies, he is still the only one in my heart. Even if I die, I'll go with him," Chloe said.

Then she shifted into another position and ignored Vincent completely.

Vincent realized there was no point in continuing the conversation with Chloe.

He did not say much more.

He only gave the Shades beside him a few instructions, telling them they had to take good care of Chloe.

If anything went wrong, they would pay with their lives.

"Yes, Master."

The Shades did not dare say anything else and could only obey.

"Chloe, look forward to our wedding," Vincent said calmly. "I will give you the grandest wedding. Even if you don't like it, I still hope you can accept everything calmly."

"The man you keep thinking about will never come to marry you."

"You only have one choice."

Vincent left in anger.

Chloe's originally calm eyes darkened slightly.

The third thing between them.

Marrying Vincent.

It was that simple.

Could Eugene still wake up?

Half a month had been reduced by three days.

Now, only twelve days remained.

After twelve days, as long as she completed the wedding with Vincent, everything between them would be settled.

By then, she would have another choice.

Wouldn't she?

At that thought, a faint smile curved Chloe's lips.

She looked almost happy.

The Shades stood quietly nearby, unable to understand why Chloe would have such an expression.

...

At the hospital.

A full week had passed.

Seven days had passed since Eugene was injured, yet his condition still showed no sign of improvement.

The data on the medical monitors showed no progress at all.

The international experts could only express helplessness.

Blaine held consultation after consultation.

But the conclusion was always the same.

None of them was optimistic about Eugene waking up.

Blaine refused to accept that.

Eugene surviving the bullet removal had already been a miracle.

For several days in a row, his vital signs had remained stable.

That meant his condition was actually developing in a better direction.

As doctors, they had to believe in the patient's strength.

They also had to hope that Eugene would wake up.

During the discussion, there were disagreements.

As for Blaine's insistence, the other experts all said they had already done their best.

Eugene was now in the best possible condition.

His life had been saved.

He might remain in a deep coma and may never fully wake up.

Although that result was still painful, compared with death, it was already the best possible outcome.

Hogan's expression stayed dark as he listened.

This was not the result he wanted.

Even a tiny bit of new progress would have been good.

He still had to go to the ward.

Robert was still so young.

Hogan could not let such a young child carry so much responsibility on his shoulders.

After all, his grandfather was still here.

"Sir..."

Bruce's voice suddenly came from outside, sounding very urgent.

Had something happened again?

Hogan's expression tightened, and he looked up toward the door.

"Sir, Mr. Eugene is awake."

Bruce stood at the doorway, not even stopping to catch his breath as he hurriedly spoke.

"What?"

Hogan stood up in excitement.

Because he moved too quickly, he hit the table directly.

But he had no time to care about the pain.

He was so excited that even his voice became unsteady.

"Say that again... What did you say?"

"Mr. Eugene is awake. He just woke up!" Bruce said excitedly.

He still looked a little dazed himself.

"He's awake!"

Hogan was beyond excited.

Without caring about anything else, he immediately turned and ran out.

"Sir, Mr. Eugene's current condition..."

Before Bruce could finish, Hogan had already run toward Eugene's ward.

He was running.

He completely ignored his image and ran with everything he had.

At his age, he ran so fast that even Bruce, a professional assistant, could not catch up.