Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 430

It happened very suddenly.

At that time, Cora was still in the emergency room, giving CPR to a patient in cardiac arrest.

As a result, as soon as the patient was rescued, she felt dizzy and fainted completely.

"Dr. Lane?"

"What's wrong, Dr. Lane?"

"Wake up. Dr. Lane?"

Before falling completely into unconsciousness, Cora heard the cries of her colleagues and patients.

But her heavy eyelids drooped, and she couldn't open her eyes no matter what.

Byron got off work on time, left the company, and headed to the hospital to pick up Cora.

But he received a call from Sally on the way. "Is this Mr. Hansen?"

"Yes! Did something happen to Cora?"

Byron knew Sally would not have taken the initiative to contact him if something had not happened to Cora.

Reminiscent of her being followed by the killer yesterday, he still had lingering fears.

"Yes. Cora fainted and was rescued. Please come here quickly."

Byron immediately put his phone aside upon hearing that. He pressed down the accelerator pedal and even ran through a few red lights.

When he rushed to the hospital, Sally was pacing back and forth outside the emergency room.

Byron quickly stepped forward and asked, "How is Cora?"

"I have no idea. She's still inside."

Sally was also anxious.

She just went upstairs to the andrology department to help.

Unexpectedly, as soon as she came back, she learned that Cora had fainted and been sent to the emergency room.

Sally was almost out of mind with anxiety and worries.

But she couldn't make decisions about Cora's affairs on her own. So she found the phone number she and Byron exchanged when Cora officially introduced him as her boyfriend and called him.

Byron turned his head to look at the emergency room, where the lights were still on, and his heart sank continuously.

Fortunately, the emergency room lights went out more than ten minutes later, and the door opened soon.

Byron rushed to the doctor almost immediately. "How is she?"

To Byron, the more than ten minutes that had just passed seemed as long as more than a dozen centuries.