I Stopped Loving Him When He Let Me Bleed Out novel Chapter 610

Everyone in the room held their breath.

Just then, the sound of urgent footsteps echoed from the far end of the hallway.

Minister Gregory had arrived in person.

He walked briskly up to Sienna.

"Ms. Sterling, I just heard what happened. I am so incredibly sorry. This was a massive oversight on our part."

He was trailed by the director of the Aeromedical Division and two other department heads.

The group filed into the conference room. The Aeromedical director stood in front of Finn and nodded profusely in apology.

"Captain Fletcher, what happened today was completely our fault. Everyone knows the accolades you've earned and the sacrifices you've made for Global Air. We never should have handled it this way, and we ask for your forgiveness. We are fully prepared to re-evaluate the reinstatement protocol."

Finn didn't even look up.

His fingers were still twisted in his hair, his shoulders trembling wildly. It was as if he couldn't hear a single word they were saying.

Sienna crouched down and grasped his hand.

"Finn, you are one of a kind. You are the absolute best. Your merits and your contributions are undeniable facts. No one gets to belittle you, and no one gets to erase them."

He suddenly let go of his hair.

He looked up at Sienna.

Then, right in front of everyone's eyes, he pitched forward, collapsing directly toward her.

Chief Morgan was the closest. He moved fast, catching Finn before he hit the ground.

But Finn's eyes were already closed.

His face was completely ashen, his lips tinted purple, sweat pouring from his forehead. His entire body had gone limp, like a hollow shell stripped of its bones.

"Call an ambulance!" Sienna yelled, clutching her aching back.

The ambulance arrived.

Finn was rushed to Mercy International Hospital. The ER diagnosis was acute stress syncope compounded by extreme physical collapse due to high-load stress.

But Sienna refused to give up.

She stubbornly stayed by Finn's side, ignoring everyone who tried to talk her out of it.

Finally, on the morning of the third day.

She handed Finn a glass of water, and he finally reached out to take it.

In the entire hospital, whether it was the doctors or the nurses.

Whether it was Maeve or Grant.

Sienna was the only person Finn allowed near him.

Whenever a nurse came in to change his IV, he refused to extend his arm unless he saw Sienna in the room.

If anyone else got too close, he would turn his head away, curl up tightly, and completely shut down.

Finn had locked himself inside a tiny, impenetrable radius, and Sienna was the only person allowed inside.