Surprised Wife With Twins novel Chapter 311

Seeing that all Jennifer cared about was him while his mother was lashing out at her, Ivan felt sorry for her.

"Mrs. Marsh!"

Seeing this, Ivan felt indescribably angry and his eyes turned cold.

It seemed that. Catherine was the sane one here. She grabbed Jennifer up from the ground. "Aren't you Darcie? Aren't you a well-known doctor? Go in there and save him! Why are you still standing here? The doctor said that he might become a vegetable, or he might die! Jennifer, he's here because of you! Jennifer, you're such a monster!"

Catherine kept shaking Jennifer and her questions made Ivan fell extremely sorry for Jennifer.

The woman he loved was barefoot, wearing a patient's gown and being dragged back and forth with no one there to help her. S

he didn't resist at all. She looked like a puppet.

There were tears in Ivan's eyes and he could understand the desperation and devastation Jennifer's was feeling then.

She must be so helplessly guilty at that moment.

In the next second, Pippa's words caught Ivan's attention.

Pippa said, "She has just had an operation! Ms. Collins, stop shaking her!"

An operation?

She had an operation?

What was it about?

Then, Ivan saw that Jennifer walked into the emergency room.

So, she cared about him?

Ivan didn't know if he should be happy about this or not. But at this moment, all his heart was with Jennifer.

A while later, he saw that she was stopped by Rowan.

Jennifer had broken down and couldn't calm down at all. "Let go of me! Let me see him. Let go of me! I beg you!" She shouted in a hoarse voice.

Then, Ivan heard her desperate wailing.

Soon, the news that Ivan needed blood came. The doctor asked everyone outside the emergency room about their blood type, but no one had the same blood type of his, which was RH negative.

It was not until Spencer showed up in the surveillance video that Jennifer seemed to have seen hope.

"Spencer, you are RH negative, right?" Jennifer rushed over to him and grabbed his arm.

However, Spencer frowned and said indifferently, "Why did you come here?" She had just had an operation and she should be in bed, having a rest now.

Then, he continued, "I never donate blood."