All Chapters of She Moved On and Glowed Up — Now Her Ex-Husband and Son Want Her Forgiveness: Chapter 291 - Chapter 300

“Nora has someone new pursuing her now,” Lily said softly, keeping her gaze low as if she didn’t dare meet her parents’ eyes. “I know it’s not right for me to chase after Travis so soon after their divorce… but I really do like him.”She spoke meekly, voice trembling just enough to sound sincere, but her eyes flicked up occasionally to gauge their reaction.The moment Nora’s name came up, both David and Anne’s expressions darkened.No matter how disappointed they were in her, she was still their biological daughter. They couldn’t simply ignore her existence.David hesitated for a long moment.Anne sighed. “Just call her. Find out what she’s been doing. If she’s willing to come around, we can forget the past.”“Fine.”David took out his phone and dialed Nora’s number.Although their relationship had been strained, she hadn’t blocked them. The call connected after a few seconds, and her voice came through—cold and detached.“What is it this time?”Every call from them meant tro

The doctor removed his mask with a heavy sigh. “The patient is suffering from acute myocardial infarction. We’ve stabilized his condition for now, but it’s still extremely critical.”He glanced at the family, his tone serious. “Given our hospital’s current resources and staff, the surgical risk is high. My suggestion is to contact Professor Caldwell, one of the country’s top cardiologists. He has extensive experience and an exceptional success rate in cases like this.”Anne immediately spoke up, her voice trembling. “Money isn’t a problem. As long as he can be saved, we’ll pay whatever it takes. Please, doctor, tell us how to reach Professor Caldwell.”The doctor hesitated. “That’s the issue. Professor Caldwell’s schedule is completely full. Even if you manage to contact him, it’s uncertain whether he can come right away.”Lily’s voice cracked with panic. “Isn’t there any other way? Please, doctor, you have to save my dad.”The doctor shook his head helplessly. “We’ll continue wit

The lead doctor hesitated for a moment before finally nodding. “Alright. Wait outside for now. We’ll get everything prepared as quickly as possible.”Nora thanked him repeatedly and stepped out into the hallway. She paced back and forth, rubbing her hands together, murmuring under her breath, “Please, hurry… please…”As she waited for the reports to be printed, Lily and Anne appeared again.Lily crossed her arms, her tone sharp. “Are you sure this doctor is reliable? You can’t just find anyone to operate on Dad. What if something goes wrong?”Nora shot her a glare. “Do you think I’d call just anyone? This is the best option we have right now. If you have a better idea, then by all means—go handle it yourself!”Anne quickly pulled Lily back. “That’s enough, Lily. Let your sister focus on saving your father.”When the documents were finally ready, Nora grabbed them and immediately sent everything to Dr. Lawrence. Then she hurried back to the waiting area by the emergency room, phon

Professor Caldwell gave a firm nod. “Good. Time is critical. We’ll aim to start the operation at the optimal window.”After hanging up, Eric turned to him with a hint of uncertainty. “Professor, can we rely on Dr. Lawrence?”Professor Caldwell replied without hesitation, “Dr. Lawrence is an excellent cardiac specialist. He’s already familiar with the patient’s case and understands the details. With his assistance, our chances of success will be significantly higher.”Eric finally exhaled, nodding in relief.But fate had other plans.Just as their car approached the hospital district, the traffic ahead ground to a complete halt. A massive jam stretched as far as the eye could see.Professor Caldwell frowned, peering out the window at the endless rows of unmoving vehicles. His chest tightened with impatience.Eric leaned forward anxiously, scanning the road. “Why now? Of all times to get stuck in traffic!” He ran a hand through his hair, muttering under his breath.Meanwhile, at

When the elevator doors slid open, a few nurses and patient families were already inside. Seeing Professor Caldwell and his group rush in, everyone instinctively stepped aside to make room.The professor entered first, followed by Eric, Nora, and the others. The space instantly felt smaller, the air heavy with tension.Nora stood quietly in the corner, eyes fixed on the digital floor numbers as they climbed one by one. With every ding, her heart tightened a little more.Lily and Anne stood near the professor, their hands clasped tightly in front of them. Neither dared to breathe too loudly. Anne stole a quick glance at Professor Caldwell—his calm, authoritative presence made her feel a bit more at ease.At last, the elevator chimed softly. They had reached the surgical floor.The group stepped out quickly and made their way down the bright corridor. The sharp scent of disinfectant filled the air, mixing with the sterile chill of the overhead lights. The polished floors reflected t