Shattered Illusions Love Lies and Redemption (Lizetta and Remington) novel Chapter 397

Clearly taken aback by Barbara's request, Remington had his brows furrow slightly.

"Godmother, I can't agree to that, I'm married."

"No! sweetheart. I know you and Lizetta have already filed for divorce. If it hadn't been for that incident, you wouldn't have married her in the first place. You would have waited for Stella! Now that you've filed for divorce and Stella has been found, it's fate. You gotta promise me!"

As Barbara spoke, she clasped Eileen's hand tightly with Remington's.

Remington's expression darkened slightly, and he instinctively tried to withdraw his hand.

But Barbara's grip was so tight, and her hands were so frail and trembling.

Remington's arm stiffened, and he barely opened his lips to speak.

"Godmother, I'm sorry. But rest assured, even if I don't marry Stella, I will always take care of her."

After Remington spoke, his gaze solemnly swept over Eileen.

Having understood what he meant, Eileen quickly said, "Mom, don't worry, I trust Remington. He will take good care of me! Don't talk anymore, it's time to go to the operating room. I've just come back to you, and I hope you can stay with me longer. You will make it through, Dad and I will be waiting outside the OR."

Remington gestured for the doctor to come forward.

But Barbara suddenly became very agitated; she held onto Remington and Eileen, refusing to let go.

"No! No! Remington, you promise me, otherwise I will not die in peace!"

Barbara cried out; her voice filed the room alongside her labored breathing.

The medical devices connected to her began to emit various alarm sounds, and Martin, standing by, changed his expression drastically, rushing forward to calm her.

The doctor also stepped forward, urgently saying, "The patient must go into surgery now! We can't delay any longer."

Barbara's eyes were rolling back, but she stubbornly clung to Remington's hand.

Martin tried to pull them apart twice but failed. Feeling anxious, he looked at Remington with a pleading look and tone.

The medical staff moved forward to push the mobile bed out. A nurse backed into Lizetta, bumping her.

Lizetta staggered back a couple of steps; her back hit the door frame, and she was pushed out of the room.

She clutched her stomach, steadying herself against the wall before looking up to see Remington; he was following beside the bed as the group moved toward the operating room.

"Ma'am, are you feeling alright? Do you need me to call a doctor?"

Lizetta stood dazed until a stranger's voice brought her back to reality.

She slowly shook her head and thanked the person.

"Are you sure? You look very pale."

"No, thank you."

Lizetta managed a weak smile, and the young woman in hospital attire left. Lizetta then slowly turned around and made her way toward the elevator.