The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning By Max Charming novel Chapter 1187

Chapter 1187 

Cecilia’s eyes narrowed, “I’ll give you three more days at most.” 

The person gritted their teeth and said with determination, “Okay, Ms. 

Samford.” 

‘Madelyn, you better stay hidden this time and never show your face 

again. Otherwise, I won’t hesitate to end you. Everyone who backs 

you up this time will meet the same fate as those who supported you 

in the previous life. They’ll all drop like flies because of you.’ 

After Cecilia wrapped up things at the company, she headed to the 

hospital. The whole twentieth floor was reserved. In the monitored 

ward, with bodyguards at every turn, a nurse had just finished 

administering medicine to the man lying unconscious on the bed. She 

then walked out with the discarded medical supplies and happened 

meet Cecilia, who was walking to the ward. “Ms. Samford.” 

Seeing the tray in her hands, Cecilia frowned, “Thanks for all your hard 

work. How’s Zach’s condition?” 

The nurse looked young, and Cecilia had not seen her before. She 

checked out the nurse with her sharp eyes and found the nurse easy 

on the eyes. The nurse said timidly, “Mr. Jardin’s condition is much 

better. He’s out of danger for now but unsure when he’ll wake up. I believe a good person will have good fortune. Mr. Jardin will probably 

wake up soon.” 

Cecilia smiled inexplicably. “You look young, but you’re good with 

your words. From now on, you’re in charge of looking after him here specifically.” 

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The nurse said, “I’m sorry, Ms. Samford. According to the hospital 

policy, nurses here aren’t allowed to care for one patient individually, and I’m just temporarily assigned to this role. I’m relatively new to the 

hospital. My experiences are limited, and there might be areas where I 

fall short in providing care. If Ms. Samford is concerned, I can request 

the head nurse to arrange for a more experienced nurse to look after 

Mr. Jardin.” 

Cecilia found her response relatively satisfactory. “I got it. You can go back to your duties now.”