Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love novel Chapter 36

"I have a pharmaceutical company. You can work there. If you have a targeted drug for lung cancer developed, do you still think you have value? If this drug is successfully researched and sold on the market, it will be billions of profits. I think to help you is worthy."

Georgia felt her palm trembling.

"Mr. Knight, do you really believe me?"

Georgia's dream had always been to develop drugs that could cure human diseases.

She thought she had lost the hope for that.

However, she still had a chance to pursue her dream.

"Georgia, you are talented and capable. Go ahead and make your own achievements. I will arrange you to go to the research office immediately. Until then, I'll give you shares of the company and before that I will pay for your daughter's medical expenses."

"Mr. Knight, I will try my best to repay you for your kindness. I can go to work anytime."

"Put your own things in order and go to work next Monday. I will tell the people in the institute, you can go there directly."

After hanging up the phone, Georgia was informed by the hospital that Annie's operation cost had been paid in advance.

Georgia was thankful for Mr. Knight. She slowly walked to Vanessa's ward. She must tell this good news to Vanessa.

Vanessa had not sobered up, and Georgia could only wait patiently.

At ten o’clock in the night, Vanessa finally opened her eyes.

She looked around in a daze, and then she saw Georgia sitting next to her bed.

Georgia's face was pale and her eyes were red and bloodshot.

What had happened before the coma came to her mind at once, and Vanessa asked fearfully.

"Georgia, have you found Annie's body?"

Georgia hugged Vanessa tightly.

"Vanessa, Annie is alive. My father took her away and lied to us that she had dead. Don't worry, I've got her back!"

Vanessa looked at Georgia with widened eyes full of excitement.

"Georgia, are you serious? You did not deceive me?"

"It is true, Vanessa, but Annie's condition is not good now, she is unconscious, and now in intensive care unit. go, I will take you to see Annie."

Georgia stood up and was ready to take Vanessa to see Annie.

However, as she stood up, the last strength to support her suddenly disappeared.

Georgia fell directly to the ground.

And then she had been fainted for two days.

Georgia was kept alive by daily injections of glucose.

The doctor told Vanessa that Georgia was so tired that she had to go into shock.

When she had enough rest, she would wake up.

Vanessa finally felt relieved. Annie did not die, and Georgia would wake you after enough rest.

Everything was full of hope.

The consciousness of Georgia was in confusion all the time. The exhaustion of the body made her not want to wake up.

She again and again dreamed of Annie. Every time, when she ran to Annie, Annie disappeared immediately in front of her.

Georgia again and again looked for the traces of Annie, but again and again lost her.

In her dream, she was tormented by repeated losses and became physically and mentally exhausted.

She did not know how long the dream, nor how many times to see Annie bleeding in front of her.

Finally, Georgia caught up with Annie. Annie did not disappear, but looked at her mother smiling.

"Mom, you finally got me."

Georgia's tears instantly flowed down.

"Annie...My Annie..."

Georgia embraced Annie tightly, with more and more tears flowing down.

Inside the ward, Vanessa found Georgia constantly shed tears and called the name of Annie, she was to wake her up.

In the dream, Annie pushed her mother away.

“Mom, time to wake up.”

Georgia woke up suddenly.

“Annie…”

Georgia shouted Annie’s name and Vanessa hurried to hold her hands.

“Vanessa, you finally woke up. You have been asleep for two days.”

Vanessa held Georgia with excitement.

Georgia came back to her sense and realized that it was just a dream. It freaked her out.

“Vanessa, where is Annie, how is she?”

Vanessa smiled.

“Don’t worry. She is in stable condition and will leave the intensive care unit soon..."

Georgia became less flustered.