The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1185

"Enough, all of you shut your mouths! Even if we manage to bring the General back, taking one look at his disgraceful descendants will probably kill him all over again!"

Tandy's voice boomed through the corridor with commanding authority.

The physicians gathered here were elite military doctors, men with serious brass on their shoulders.

And Tandy held the highest rank among them.

He didn't give a damn about the Darwin family's drama.

And he certainly had zero tolerance for their chaotic tantrums.

Stunned by the reprimand, Silas shrank back, lacking the spine to challenge the imposing surgeon.

He was fully aware of Tandy's formidable reputation and immense influence.

In the presence of someone like him, petty cowards didn't dare step out of line.

"Tandy, please don't say that," the General's daughter interjected softly.

Harrison had two sons and one daughter, and she had always relied heavily on her family's formidable backing.

"We are all just incredibly worried about our father."

"He's in terrible health, but he fights so hard just to protect us. How could we ever want to cause him grief?"

The daughter was remarkably articulate and poised; Claire even found herself casting an appreciative glance in her direction.

Tandy gently nudged Claire's arm. "Stop staring. Get scrubbed in, and follow me to assess the situation."

They had called in reinforcements midway through the crisis.

The medical team was on high alert, ready to pivot at a second's notice.

Claire gave a curt nod and trailed closely behind Tandy.

Once properly scrubbed and gowned, she pushed through the heavy doors into the emergency room.

"What's his status?"

Tandy watched the team working with calculated precision and threw out the question.

"We're doing everything we can, but the General... his will to live is fading fast."

Perhaps the sheer exhaustion of dealing with his toxic heirs had finally pushed the old man to simply surrender.

When a critical patient lost the inner drive to survive, pulling them back from the edge became an almost impossible war.

"He drifts in and out of consciousness, which means he's experiencing agonizing pain. We considered administering painkillers, but his system has been flooded with them for too long."

"His body has completely built up a tolerance to them."

The attending physician let out a heavy sigh.

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