Lahat ng Kabanata ng I Married My Grumpy Patient!: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Henry and I arrived at the hospital sooner than I had expected. I got out of the car and raced into the hospital, with him trailing behind. My eyes watered with tears and a small smile played on my lips as he led me toward the ICU, where Christie was being prepped for her bone marrow transplant. She seemed like she was just fast asleep, but I knew she was in a coma. The entire surgery was a fifty-fifty chance, but it would be worse to wait. I bit hard on my bottom lip, it was a relief to see her without all those machines around her. I ducked in a sharp breath and a tear rolled down my cheek when they took her from the room toward the theatre. “Thank you,” I blurted out and locked eyes with Henry. “Everything is going to be fine,” He reassured me and hugged me. I sighed and held on for a while before I let go so he could go in for the surgery. I wrapped my arms around myself and slid down the wall. I didn’t understand why my heart ached so much. Maybe because this entire situati

“Henry, how can we go about it?” I asked sharply and turned to him. Henry sighed and ran his hands through his hair. “We can get started with it now and get the results in a few hours, I’ll ask the nurse to prep it.” He spoke offhand. “Mr. Moore, please follow me,” He continued and exited the ICU without another word. Moore walked past me and I bit my bottom lip. I turned to see my daughter and placed my hand on the glass. Tears stung my eyes and I had no words of comfort to reassure her. She was so close yet she felt so far. It was crazy how the past few days had changed our lives completely. I felt an arm on my shoulder and I spun around to see Mercedes. “I saw Henry on the way. He told me you were here.” My mother said softly. I turned and hugged her, I hid my face in her shoulder and soft sobs racked through my body. The helplessness and pain I was feeling tore me from within. “We will figure this out,” She whispered and held me tight. I pulled away and scoffed. “I don’t have

“I am not scared of you, Amber.” Belene spat: “You should be,” I advised nonchalantly. “You should very scared. You should be terrified. You should be shivering in your bones, you know why?” I questioned with a straight face. I smoked when I felt tension run through her bones.“Because you know me,” I whispered and her eyes widened. “You know exactly what I am capable of and how far I can go to get what I want, you know that once I start, I never stop. So do not force me to start with you, or there will be no Thomas to fight for–”“Amber!” Belene snapped. “Belene!” I responded sharply. “You are not the only one heartless enough to put w child's love in danger, Belene, so do not raise your voice at me. Don’t rile me up.”“Amber, what are you—”“Stay out of this Moore. You married this woman, right? You brought her into your home, our lives. The same woman who tried to kill your daughter and I.” I shot at him. “You did it to hurt me, right? You said it was all worth it to see tears in

I pulled my hands away from Henry and stood up. The brown-haired doctor froze. “You don’t get it, do you?” My voice was the lowest it had been for a while. “Between Moore and I, there’s only pain, anger, and so much hatred—” I pushed midway and allowed my words to sink in. “He hates me because the beloved that I abandoned him and I will never be able to forgive him for marrying my best friend and having a child with her,” I explained and ran my hands through my hair, my shoulders deflated and I sighed. “The only thing between you two are misunderstandings —”“Misunderstandings? What do you mean?” my voice broke and my hands shivered, what was he on about? Moore and I had no misunderstandings. He married my best friend when he was lucid and I left because deep down I was tired. I was sick of it all. Of fighting all our lives, of all the secrets, and problems. That day I realized that maybe we were better apart. It wasn’t a misunderstanding. “There are no misunderstandings between

“Can I see her?” Moore asked and it was then I realised I had been protectively standing in front of Christie. I stepped aside and looked away. “Hey, sweetie,” Moore whispered in a soft tone. “You— you are from before right? You— you took me to my mommy,” she pointed out. Of course, she would remember that Moore saved her from the accident. “W-who are you?” she whispered with a straight face and I clenched my fist and turned. I wasn’t sure why I was so frustrated and annoyed. Maybe it was because a moment ago, he rejected her and now he suddenly wanted to be close to her. I could not allow my daughter to go through the same fate I did. Moore and I would never be together, he was already bound to Belene and they had a child together, if he had to choose, he would choose Belene in a heartbeat and my daughter would be heartbroken.“He is a friend.” I cut through the conversation before Moore could tell get the truth. He turned and glared at me with confused eyes.He walked over to me