My Flirtacious Husband novel Chapter 954

Chapter 954 She Will Wake Up Soon

Genevieve stumbled forward and grabbed at Timothy's shirt. “Is Mandy okay...”

Her voice trailed off as she looked past Timothy into the emergency room behind him to see a nurse shifting Amanda's small body from the operating table to the gurney and draping a white cloth over her.

“No!” she screamed, rushing into the emergency room and throwing herself at the gurney.

Swatting aside the cloth in the nurse's hand, she saw Amanda lying on the gurney. The little girl's eyes that would curve into half-moons when she smiled were closed, and she showed no signs of life.

Genevieve touched her daughter's face with trembling hands. “Mandy, open your eyes...”

Her cheeks used to be soft and warm, and she always loved rubbing her face against mine. But now, her face is pale and icy. Her body is so cold that even her fingers have gone stiff.

“Mandy, look at me... Open your eyes to look at me, okay? I promise I'll never get angry at you again. You can eat anything and go anywhere you want. Whatever you want, I'll give it to you. I'm begging you, don't leave me,” Genevieve pleaded. Her tears fell onto Amanda's face, and her lips trembled. She was practically on the brink of a breakdown.

Then, she held onto the nurse as if she were her last hope. “Please save my daughter. She was only running a fever. How could she... How could she...”

The nurse gently pried her hands loose and said softly, “I'm sorry for your loss.”

When Johanna walked into the room, the sight of Amanda's lifeless body hit her like a ton of bricks. She staggered and fell into Timothy's arms.

It was only a high fever. Why is she suddenly dead?

Devastated, she grabbed at Timothy's shirt and shook him hard. “Aren't you a doctor? Why couldn't you save your goddaughter?”

“I...” Timothy opened his mouth, but words eluded him. All he could do was let her vent her emotions.

After a long while, Armand finally walked into the room.

He usually looked calm and composed. However, the second he entered and saw Amanda's cold body, he nearly broke down. His feet felt as though they were nailed to the ground. No matter how hard he tried, he could not move them.

I raised him, yet I can't read him.

Harry had just left Nigel and returned to his room when Jesse called him on his phone.

“Genevieve's daughter is dead,” said Jesse.

The devastating news caught Harry off guard. “What? How?”

“I asked someone at the hospital and heard that the child had a recurring fever last night. It wouldn't go down even after taking medicine and finally caused myocarditis,” Jesse explained.

Harry hung up and turned on his computer.

I planted an explosive device in Mandy's ear, but it has always been disengaged. Everything I said was merely a bluff to scare Genevieve!