He Lost Me to His Best Friend novel Chapter 451

Julian's call was to his personal connections to find top medical experts for Dawn.

Scarlett looks at him gratefully. "Thank you, Julian."

He smiles warmly. "What are you thanking me for? It's the least I can do. As long as Dawn gets better, nothing else matters."

He turns to Yardley, his expression reverting to its usual icy detachment. "We'll decide on the next steps once the specialist from Country A arrives. Yardley, you should head back and rest. Don't upset Scarlett any further; she's already on edge."

Julian's tone was merely suggestive, but to Yardley, it grated on his nerves.

He let out a harsh scoff, his eyes full of mockery. "Cut the saint act, Julian."

"Until Scarlett and I officially finalize our divorce, you have zero right to dictate anything regarding my wife and my daughter."

"You accused me of overstepping my boundaries before, but from where I'm standing, you're the one crossing the line!"

Yardley's taunts threatened to unravel Scarlett's hard-won composure.

Just then, Stellan walked into the hospital room.

Scarlett caught his eye and gave a swift nod.

Stellan understood immediately. He strode over to Yardley, firmly but politely gesturing toward the door. "Mr. Flynn, this way, please. You are not welcome here."

Yardley was speechless.

He looked at Scarlett's exhausted yet resolute face, a flicker of pity crossing his heart.

He felt helpless and incredibly frustrated, but he swallowed his anger.

Forget it. Their child was sick; she had to be in agony.

He shouldn't provoke her at a time like this.

Yardley took one last, deep look at his daughter on the bed, then turned on his heel and left.

Outside the hospital, the night breeze was cool.

Julian flying in a top-tier medical expert from Country A on such short notice was a move Yardley hadn't anticipated.

He had never seen Julian invest so much effort into any woman's affairs.

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