The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 237

Chapter 237 

When Suzanne arrived at the hospital with Nathan, the area outside the emergency room was packed with the Morrisons. Their faces were solemn. 

Daniel hadn’t returned home in five years, and now that he was back, it was a matter of life and death. 

Florence had broken down crying outside the emergency room and was taken to a ward for treatment with intravenous liquids. 

Earlier, Daniel had been taken to the hospital by two policemen in plain clothes. Suzanne didn’t have to ask to understand what was 

going on. 

Daniel was rescued over six hours, and it wasn’t until the early hours. that the doctor emerged from the emergency room. All the Morrisons 

surrounded the doctor with concern and asked about Daniel’s 

condition. 

The doctor looked exhausted. He sighed and shook his head. “The situation is not promising. The patient till in critical condition and 

has been moved to the ICU for observation. His survival will be a 

matter of his willpower.” 

Gary coul 

and 

support himself and staggered backward. Taylor helped him to his feet. Gary’s face went pale. Grief s were written all over his face. 

gh the words of the doctor offered a glimmer of hope, the es of Daniel’s survival were very slim. There was almost no nce that he would be able to make it. 

Gary crouched down on the floor and held his forehead. Tears were pouring uncontrollably. Suzanne had never seen Gary in such a 

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devastated state before. Nathan’s brothers held back their sorrow to comfort Gary. Tears filled their eyes as well. 

Suzanne and her three sisters-in-law were deeply saddened but could do nothing to help. All they could do was stand by in silence. Their hearts were in prayer for Daniel’s survival in this crisis. 

The calmest person there was Nathan. After hearing the doctor’s words, he followed the doctor to the ICU. 

Through the glass, he could see Daniel lying in the bed with tubes running all over his body and bandages covering every inch of his body. 

The ECG waves on the machines were fluctuating erratically. Nurses took care of him. They were keeping a close eye on his vital signs at all times. 

Nathan stood still. He clenched his fists so hard that they shook slightly. Tears were welling up in his eyes, and anger was simmering just below the surface. 

Daniel had kept it a secret from his family that he had been accepted to the police academy. Even though his parents were very much against it, he didn’t hesitate to go to the a 

emy. 

He refuse compromise, even when his parents threatened to 

disc 

us to be a police officer, but who is going to keep the 

ns safe if everyone is afraid of death? Who will protect my 

m not afraid of death. I’m only afraid of a worthless death.” Those were Daniel’s words.