True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 242

The nurse stepped forward and gently nudged Grace.

She did not move.

"Miss Smith." The nurse nudged her again and then shouted, "Wake up, Miss Smith."

Still no response.

Heinz started to feel anxious. He lifted the quilt and was about to get out of the bed.

The nurse immediately stopped him. "Mr. Jones, please don't move."

Heinz ignored her order and got off the bed forcibly. He went straight to Grace's bed and touched her face as he shouted gently, "Grace Smith? Grace Smith?"

But she didn't move at all. She wouldn't wake up no matter how hard he tried.

"Call the doctor now!" Heinz growled.

At this moment, Lester had come in with the doctor.

The doctor stepped forward quickly and gave Grace a preliminary examination. Then, he drew her blood again.

She remained unconscious throughout all this.

Heinz's facial expression changed. He looked at the doctor and asked in a deep voice, "What's going on?"

"Regarding this matter, Mr. Jones." The doctor said, "Please stay calm."

"How can I not be worried?" Heinz's eyes became colder. "Is she poisoned?"

"I've made a preliminary judgment that the snake venom has entered Miss Smith's nerves and caused nerve poisoning."

"How do you cure it then?"

"Let's administer the medicine first."

Heinz frowned. When he looked at Grace again, she was lying there with a calm expression on her face. However, she was so deeply asleep she wouldn't wake up at all.

He couldn't help but ask the doctor, "Why do I feel fine and yet her condition has worsened?"

"As you said, she might have swallowed some of the venom when she was sucking it out from your wound," the doctor explained.

"Why is she unconscious then?" he asked.

"Either she'd been poisoned, or it's from fatigue." The doctor explained, "Her heartbeat accelerated too much. It jumped to more than 110 beats per minute. Although she might feel a little uncomfortable, she should be able to bear it. She must have been very exhausted to have fallen asleep in such a condition."

Heinz's facial expression changed.

"Mr. Jones, did Miss Smith do any physical activities before this?" the doctor asked.

Heinz's facial expression changed again. It seemed a little unnatural. "She was a little tired before. What I'm worried about now is how badly is she affected by the venom?"

"I can't answer until the test results come out," The doctor informed him seriously. "Please don't worry."

These words only served to make Heinz even more worried.

He looked at the doctor and said sternly, "Examine her well and treat her at all cost."

"I will!" the doctor gave him his word.

After injecting the medicine, Grace laid on the bed. Heinz stared at her without even blinking, and didn't move for a long time.

Heinz sat on the edge of her bed and watched her as she took her drip.

He held her hand and stared at her quietly.

The room was very quiet, and it was raining heavily outside.

Her breathing was rapid. It sounded heavy in one moment and relaxed the next moment.

Heinz held her hand tightly with two hands and checked her pulse, and found that her pulse was beating rapidly.

She must have been deeply affected.

This woman had left him utterly shocked.

A short while later, the doctor came in again and announced the examination results to him. "Mr. Jones, Miss Smith was indeed poisoned with snake venom."

"Is it serious?"

"Based on the current situation, it's not too serious. Well need to take another blood test later and monitor her further."