The More the Merrier novel Chapter 240

Chapter 240 Please Be Okay

“He’s in the emergency room,” she replied with furrowed brows. She was dead worried.

“The emergency room? What happened? Please tell me everything, Ms. York! Wasn’t he still all right back in the office? Why does he need to go to the emergency room because of an allergic reaction? He looked okay earlier,” Ethen said in a hurry.

“He fainted when we were in the car,” she replied in a guilty tone.

However, Ethen had to attend a meeting now.

“Ms. York, did anyone notice what happened to Mr. Graham’s skin?” Ethen asked.

If anyone took a picture of Benjamin’s state and uploaded the picture to social media, the company’s shares would drop.

“I don’t think so. Only the doctors and nurses saw him,” Arissa replied after thinking about it.

“That’s a relief. Please look after Mr. Graham at the hospital for now and do update me with his condition from time to time, especially if anything happens to him,” Ethen said.

“Okay. I will,” she replied while clenching her fist.

After Ethen got the name of the hospital from Arissa, he quickly called the Director to ensure that Benjamin was being taken care of by the best doctors of the hospital.

Once he was done with that, he called Shaun.

Shaun jumped in surprise when he knew that Benjamin had fainted in the car.

“Okay, calm down. I’m heading there now,” he said to Ethen.

“What happened?” Kingsley asked when he realized that Shaun’s expression had changed.

“It’s nothing. It’s just one of my patients. Mr. Graham, I’ve got to deal with some matters, so I’ll take my leave first,” he said and left after bidding goodbye to Darius.

Kingsley narrowed his eyes and followed Shaun out because the latter usually wouldn’t be this stirred up if it was just a normal patient. “Who was it?” he asked.

Shaun looked behind him. Once he was sure that no one else was there, he said to Kingsley in a hushed voice. “It’s Benjamin. He fainted just now.”

“What? Why did he faint suddenly?” Kingsley’s expression changed, and he asked out of worry.