Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO Novel (Emmanuel Lowe) novel Chapter 308

Chapter 308

Alas, Mackenzie blacked out just as she hit the roof.

“Mackenzie!”

Because it was too dark, Emmanuel failed to notice her complexion and only

ran up to catch her when she collapsed.

Meanwhile, Claudette felt a pang of jealousy when she caught Emmanuel’s

concern and care for Mackenzie. He was obviously more worried now

compared to when she was bitten by a poisonous snake before.

“Mackenzie, pull yourself together!” Emmanuel quickly checked Mackenzie’s

pulse. He was sweating profusely out of worry.

“Don’t worry too much, Emmanuel. Ms. Quillen is very strong.” Claudette

hurriedly wiped Emmanuel’s sweat away despite feeling even more jealous

when she sensed his unusual state.

Emmanuel couldn’t bother responding to Claudette at this point, for he

realized Mackenzie had been poisoned.

“That assassin’s blade was coated with poison!” Emmanuel gritted his teeth. If

only he hadn’t let that guy go earlier!

The next moment, Emmanuel pressed several acupoints on Mackenzie’s

body and began to desperately extract the poison from the wound on her

neck by sucking out the venomous blood.

However, the spot was too sensitive, and with excessive bleeding,

Mackenzie’s life was in danger as well.

“Dr. Lowe, w–what happened to Ms. Quillen?” Claudette also realized the

seriousness of the situation. Her fair and beautiful face appeared pale in the

dim moonlight.

“Don’t ask for now!” Emmanuel was deeply focused on saving Mackenzie, and

his blunt words unintentionally upset Claudette.

However, she didn’t get angry because of it. Instead, she ran to the riverside,

tore her shirt, and used the waterproof fabric to fetch water for Emmanuel.

“Thank you!”

Claudette had truly helped Emmanuel. It was easier to clean the venomous

blood with clear water. However, the process of collecting water was too

slow. After the clean water was used up, Emmanuel picked Mackenzie up and

rushed to the riverside.

Fortunately, Emmanuel had exceptional medical skills and had accumulated

numerous experiences in wilderness survival and first aid during his time in