The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 683

Chapter 683

“What’s going on with the old lady?”

Sean was silent for two seconds before asking.

“Mr. Lennon, she has the same condition as Old Madam Quinn.

“Her son is serving in the army, so he can’t always be there for her. She’s already sick, and her missing her son aggravated her condition.

“If you don’t help her, she’ll be dead in two days.”

The doctor’s tone had a deep resignation.

Sean was slightly silent before letting out a sigh.

He could ignore the rest.

However, he could not ignore the old lady.

Sean used to be a member of the army, and he could not just look away.

Even if soldiers did not share the same division, they were still comrades.

In Sean’s opinion, the families of these soldiers deserved to be taken care of.

“I’ll be right there.”

With that said, Sean hung up, grabbed his car keys, and headed to the hospital.

River City People’s Hospital. Outside the intensive care unit.

The doctor called Sean and waited anxiously in the hallway.

A man and a woman were standing in the doorway.

The woman seemed to be in her thirties, and her eyes were red and swollen from crying.

The man next to her, presumably her husband, was softly comforting her.

Besides that, several other medical experts were in a nearby room, discussing treatment plans.

“What should we do? What should we do?

“Is there nothing your hospital can do?

“Hurry and save my mother. My brother will thank you!”

The woman reached out to grab one of the doctors‘ arms as he said hoarsely.

However, several doctors gently shook their heads and sighed.

They were doctors, not gods!

There were diseases they could not cure and people they could not save.

“Ms. Yeast, take it easy. ”

“I know a good doctor. He must have a way.”

Dr. Sutherland, who had called Sean, came forward and comforted softly.

“What nonsense are you talking about?”

An attending doctor immediately glared at Dr. Sutherland.

There was nothing the whole hospital could do, and Dr. Sutherland was talking nonsense.

How would they explain when they failed to save the old lady?

“Chief, last time Old…”

Dr. Sutherland was about to explain, but the attending doctor cut them off.

“Stop talking. We’re working on a treatment plan.”

The attending doctor frowned slightly. Though they said they were working on a treatment plan, they knew they were only comforting themselves.