The Promise of Happiness (Natalie and Samuel) novel Chapter 561

Chapter 561 Joined Forces

When the nurse saw Samuel’s injuries, she was uncertain. “Sir, you’re injured as well. Under this circumstance, the hospital won’t allow you to be a blood donor. Why don’t you let the gentleman next to you do it instead?”

Samuel narrowed his eyes and started to undo his cufflinks.

His eyes turned cold and determined. “I’ll bear full responsibility for my decision. Stop wasting time. Where is the blood transfusion room? You can take as much blood from me as the patient needs.”

The nurse was startled by the icy aura coming from Samuel. She nodded timidly and took Samuel to the blood transfusion room.

Billy was worried that something might go wrong during the blood transfusion for Samuel, so he followed right behind them.

Back in the operating theatre, Christopher had different kinds of medical devices connected to him.

When Natalie saw the six wounds on Christopher’s back, she was taken aback despite being mentally prepared for it.

Her hesitation lasted only a few seconds.

The moment Natalie picked up her scalpel, she made a clean cut on one of Christopher’s wounds and removed the bloody bullet with a tweezer. She then placed the bullet in a glass container.

After that, she applied the ointment that she had concocted on the wound.

Natalie’s assistant was stunned to see that. “Doctor, why are you putting this on his wound instead of suturing it?”

If he had not witnessed the professional manner in which Natalie had removed the bullet, the assistant would have thought that Natalie was a quack. After being in the medical profession for more than ten years, he had never seen anyone do something like that before in the operating theatre!

Natalie was fighting to save Christopher’s life and had no time to explain.

“Suture the wound.”

“You-”

“Do as I say. Suture the wound.”

Natalie repeated herself as she began to extract the second bullet. Her voice sounded hoarse but calming. She was able to direct her assistant’s attention back to the operation.

The surgery went on, and bags of blood continued to arrive.

The blood had to be replenished every five minutes.

Warm blood kept pumping into Christopher’s body.