Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 506

Chapter 506

But why did it still feel like Grace preferred her more?

Tessa wasn’t sure if it was just her imagination, but sometimes, ically seemed that way.

In the end, she stopped dwelling on it.

Her eyes flashed with determination.

This wasn’t the time to get lost in feelings.

What mattered now was pushing Julian to move forward with the next step.

After all, Arnold was stubborn.

If he didn’t see something with his own eyes, he would never let it go.

With that thought, Tessa sent Julian a message.

“Move faster. My mom already knows about Aurora’s coma. If she gets transferred to another hospital, it’ll be a lot harder to tamper with anything afterward.”

Seeing the message, Julian quickened his pace as he got dressed.

He had to rush to the hospital and get the doctors on the same page.

He couldn’t let them transfer Aurora.

Julian arrived at the hospital just in time, beating Arnold there by a few minutes.

As he stepped into the main lobby, Arnold followed right behind.

Julian spotted him immediately, eyes darkening, and made his way swiftly toward the surgical director’s office.

He already knew which room Aurora was in, so his movements were quick and direct.

Arnold, on the other hand, arrived without any details. All he knew was that she was at First Light Hospital.

Everything else, he’d have to figure out on his own.

That delay allowed Julian to reach the office first.

When the doctor saw Julian, he was momentarily surprised.

After all, he recognized him as the heir from the Hayes Enterprises

“Mr. Hayes, what brings you here?”

Julian didn’t waste time. “When Aurora’s family shows up, just tell them the truth about her condition.

“Also, say that it’s nothing serious. She hasn’t woken up because she’s too exhausted, that’s all. There’s no other cause. Make sure they don’t even think about transferring her.”

“Why’s that?”

The director didn’t quite understand what Julian was getting at.

The principle of compassion in medicine was like a life mantra–something he held onto constantly.

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But the rest of what Julian had said…

Though he understood every word individually, put together, it didn’t quite make sense.

If he remembered correctly, wasn’t this patient just suffering from gastroenteritis?

“This…”

This was starting to conflict with his basic principles as a medical professional.

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