The Good Girl's Revenge novel Chapter 595

"I... I know. I'll call my mother right away."

Although Easton was also afraid that his mother would scold him, now was not the time to worry about that. If he didn't hurry up, something bad would happen to Fiona.

After that, he immediately ran out and called Meredith.

Meredith was restless at home. It was because she was angry, she said she left the two children alone.

It was all because Violet was too snobbish to care about Easton's feelings, Meredith did this.

But now, thinking about the two little children in the hospital and not knowing if they had eaten well, Meredith regretted it.

Although, Meredith thought that even if Violet was snobbish, she wouldn't do anything bad to her own grandson.

And just as Meredith was thinking about whether to go back and pick up the children, Easton's call came.

Meredith immediately picked it up and was about to speak when Easton's crying voice came through the receiver. "Mom, come quickly. Something bad happened. Fiona, something bad happened to her!"

Easton rarely cried, but when he thought that his mistakes made Fiona become like this, he felt anxious and guilty, and couldn't help but cry.

When Meredith heard this, she felt as if she had been struck by lightning. Something bad happened?

She had been gone for only a few hours. What happened?

For a moment, Meredith was in a daze, and there was cold sweat in her palm.

However, she quickly realized that now that Easton was panicking, she could not panic anymore, or they were done.

Meredith pinched her leg and used the pain to clear her confused brain. "Easton, what happened? Don't worry. I'll be right there. Don't cry. I will solve every problem!"

After that, she immediately changed and went downstairs to call a cab to the hospital.

As soon as Meredith arrived at the hospital, the nurse rushed over. "Are you the parent of that little girl? She's in critical condition and is in emergency treatment. Come and sign!"

Meredith's legs softened when she heard this.

Critical condition?

How could it be so serious?

Even though Meredith tried to be mentally prepared, she was still scared.

However, she hesitated for a while, then walked over and said, "Okay, I'll sign it right away."

Although Meredith was not Fiona's mother, it was too late to wait for her family to come. Every second of first aid was precious and they could not afford to delay it.

Moreover, since Fiona had an accident when being with her, Meredith felt that no matter what happened, she would take responsibility.

So, she signed it immediately. "Nurse, please, you must cure her, no matter how much it costs, you must save her!"

The nurse saw the first aid notice was finally signed and the nurse nodded. "Don't worry, we will try our best to save her."

With that, the nurse went into the operating room.

Meredith looked at the lights and she was nervous.

Easton had been concentrating on the situation here. He was relieved to see that the first aid was finally available, but there was still guilt in his heart. It was as if he was pressed by a mountain and he couldn't breathe.

"Mom, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I didn't know this would happen. It's all my fault..."

Easton lowered his head and apologized incessantly.

Meredith saw the tears on his face and immediately squatted down to ask him, "Easton, don't cry. What happened?"

"It's okay. There must be another way. Forget it. Let's go back and wait for Fiona to come out of the operating room."

Although Meredith had some regrets, she didn't want to make Easton feel bad, so she comforted him.

They returned to the operating room and waited for a while before the operation stopped.

Fiona was pushed out of the room with a pale face, and she was still unconscious.

"Doctor, how is the child?"

"Luckily, she was sent here early, and her life was saved by gastric lavage and blood transfusion. But are you her parent?"

The doctor said seriously, and Meredith nodded.

"You, as a parent, have to be careful. This child is severely allergic to the contents of the medicine in the ward. For such a young child, the parents must keep an eye on her. This time, she is also lucky and the dosage is not very big. If she drinks a little more, I'm afraid we won't be able to save her!"

The doctor reproached Meredith. Meredith didn't dare to contradict the doctor and kept nodding and apologizing.

Seeing that her attitude was still good, the doctor did not say anything more. The doctor gave her some instructions to keep an eye on Fiona and left.

Meredith looked at the little girl's thin, pale face on the hospital bed and blamed herself.

Easton also heard the doctor's words.

He thought about it and felt something was wrong.

He and Fiona had been together in his father's ward all along, and they had never been apart except when she said she was going to the bathroom.

He had no recollection of what kind of medicine Fiona had drunk in the ward.