Reborn To Remarry My Ex Husband (Melody and Edward) novel Chapter 427

Chapter 427 Punishment
Knox's voice held a trace of regret, and it seemed to weigh heavily on the room. The other doctors, though professional, shared the same unspoken wish that every patient could be saved from pain and suffering.

A doctor who gives their all but cannot save a patient can take comfort in knowing they did everything possible.

But when a life is lost because of someone else's error, that is what truly breaks a doctor's heart.

Suzanna watched Cameron, unconscious on the operating table. A sense of relief eased the tension in her chest. Though he was still coughing up blood, Suzanna believed it was just the lingering effect of the dry needling—the body's energy still in motion.

At least now, he didn't hear Knox's words.

Sean stood nearby, his eyes clouded with regret. Cameron had once been his pride and joy, the son he had always hoped for. Now, here he was, lying on the table ...

"Knox, what's Cameron's situation?"

"Even if we can't save his legs, we must save his life. And ... he can't be paralyzed, either."

Cameron was still so young. He was barely 30 years old. The prime years of his life—spent in a wheelchair. Suzanna couldn't imagine the toll that would take on him.

If he were to spend the rest of his days in a hospital bed, it would be worse than death.

After all, he was her brother. How could she stand by and let him fall to such a fate?

"Suzanna, tell me the truth," Sean asked, his voice tight. "The massage you gave him—why didn't you continue? It was clearly working."

"The massage and the ancient aromatherapy were both helping his legs. They were bringing life back to the nerve endings. But if you stop too soon, it only makes things worse. The necrosis speeds up.

"You understand the basic medical principles behind this," Knox said, a furrow forming on his brow.

Though he held Suzanna in high regard for her talent, this was something she should have known, especially given her success with the meridian suturing surgery.

But he could see her reasoning.

With so many others present, perhaps she wanted him to clarify for the group.

His gaze softened as he removed his gloves.

He gently patted Suzanna's head, his voice quiet but filled with sympathy.

"Suzanna, when Cameron wakes up, try to comfort him. As long as someone is alive, there's still hope.

"Though, he may have missed his chance for light ... "