The CEO's Hidden Love: Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires novel Chapter 1020

Everett and the paramedics arrived at the project team's meeting room simultaneously.

Upon seeing Dorothy lying on the floor, covered in blood with dried blood all over the desk, Everett felt a wave of fear spreading inside him, engulfing his entire being.

The paramedics had already brought the stretcher over, but Everett didn't wait. He scooped Dorothy up in his arms and yelled back at the others, “Hurry up, follow me!”

Dorothy’s blood had stained Everett's white shirt a deep red.

But his only concern was her. He held her hand tightly all the way to the hospital, right up to the doors of the emergency room.

“Dorothy, you hear me?! If you die, I swear I won’t live a day without you!”

He wasn’t sure if Dorothy could hear him, but he needed to say it.

Watching the doctors wheel her into the emergency room, Everett's gaze was fierce. His knuckles turned white as he clenched his fists.

“Bring Quincy.”

Kevin nodded immediately, “Yes, Mr. Lopez.”

...

Quincy was unaware of Dorothy’s predicament, busy in the lab formulating medicines, when suddenly, a group of people in black burst in, tying her hands and feet without a word!

“Who are you, and what is this all about?”

As she finished her question, she saw Kevin standing behind them.

“Take her.”

Kevin dropped the command and turned to leave.

Quincy immediately shouted, “What’s happened? Is it something with Dorothy? If it’s about her, I need to bring my medicines! If you take me without them, I can’t help her!”

Kevin paused, “...Take all that with you.”

“What’s her condition? Is she in shock, unconscious?”

Everett immediately said, “Let her in.”

They had to trust her to save Dorothy now.

Quincy didn’t have time to exchange words with him; she quickly had someone lead her to Dorothy.

“Give me all her test reports you’ve got so far!”

The doctors looked at each other, unsure who she was.

Frantic, Quincy couldn’t maintain her composed demeanor, “Hurry up! If she dies, it’ll be too late for everything!”

“Okay, okay…”

While the doctors went to fetch the reports, Quincy quickly administered a dose of her own concocted medicine into Dorothy.

But Dorothy's blood oxygen was still too low, and her heart showed signs of arrhythmia.